I don’t know, as many times as I approached ORMs in Rust, every time it felt more like it’s easier to ditch Rust altogether than to use an ORM. At some point you simply reach a significant complexity of your model declaration at which it’s no longer efficient to go on. All the implicit limitations start getting even more restricting. I settled on working exclusively with sqlx and Tokio-Postgres for my requirements.
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I don’t know, as many times as I approached ORMs in Rust, every time it felt more like it’s easier to ditch Rust altogether than to use an ORM. At some point you simply reach a significant complexity of your model declaration at which it’s no longer efficient to go on. All the implicit limitations start getting even more restricting. I settled on working exclusively with sqlx and Tokio-Postgres for my requirements.