Currently, a simple query with a LIMIT clause appended makes all the fields returned nullable. As far as I can tell from the postgres documentation, LIMIT never makes a non-nullable column nullable (this matches intuition as well). Therefore, this should be safe to merge without breaking any functionality.
Currently, a simple query with a LIMIT clause appended makes all the fields returned nullable. As far as I can tell from the postgres documentation, LIMIT never makes a non-nullable column nullable (this matches intuition as well). Therefore, this should be safe to merge without breaking any functionality.