Fix Valuers by returning driver.ErrSkip if couldn't convert type internally #709
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…rnally Added a test that Valuer types are handled correctly. This test fails without the fix. CheckNamedValue code was included recently and breaks existing applications: go-sql-driver#690 Reported in: go-sql-driver#708
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CheckNamedValue was returning a hard error instead of driver.ErrSkip if it couldn't convert the type. This commit intercepts the error and returns driver.ErrSkip to fix the use of Valuers.
Added a test that Valuer types are handled correctly. This test fails without the fix.
CheckNamedValue code was included recently:
#690
Issue was reported in:
#708
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