Support PostgreSQL numeric infinities in PgNumeric - #5168
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PostgreSQLacceptsInfinityand-Infinityfor unconstrained numeric, but Diesel rejects their binary sign words during decoding withInvalidNumericSign. Diesel also cannot bind those values today, becausePgNumerichas no public value that represents either infinity.This patch adds explicit
PgNumericvariants for both infinity values, usingPostgreSQL's wire sign words0xD000and0xF000.BigDecimalremains finite-only, so reading either infinity asBigDecimalstill returns an error, matching its existingNaNbehavior.This is, to my understanding, API breaking, but the only variant I could come up with is a second full-domain enum, for example
PgNumericWithInfinities, maybe wrappingPgNumeric.