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@cbandy if you create uuid in mysql as binary(16), then drivers are waiting for byte[16], not string, which is returned by default from Value(). But we cannot just replace, cause it depends on driver. Global flag is also not a good solution, because if you use multiple drivers in the solution it's going to be a hell.
Thinks became more tricky if you use gorm. You do not send values explicitly.
Binary UUID format in SQL has much better performance than text UUID format in SQL. Could we get support for seamless binary UUID marshaling?
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