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Does anyone know if it is possible to use named argument in `SQLDelight` statements but keep the type safety?
It seems like using named arguments will result in all arguments being generated as `String`s

Simple example:

SQL Statement:
`UPDATE UploadItem SET lastModifiedTimeStamp = ? WHERE id = ?`
Will generate:
```fun updateUploadState(
  lastModifiedTimeStamp: Long,
  id: Long
)```
Which is correct :white_check_mark:

However when using named args:
`UPDATE UploadItem SET lastModifiedTimeStamp = (:someOtherNameForLastModifiedTimeStamp || ' ?') WHERE id = (:someOtherName || ' ?')`
Will generate:
``` fun updateUploadState(
  someOtherNameForLastModifiedTimeStamp: String,
  someOtherName: String
)```


i think sqldelight cannot infer a type from `(:someOtherNameForLastModifiedTimeStamp || ' ?')`

if you just replace `?`  with a named argument `:lastModifiedTimeStamp`  then it works fine

Thank you!
It wasn't clear from the docs :slightly_smiling_face: