bson.D is an alias for primitive.D. It works fine. However, if I'm building up a D incrementally by appending E's to it, I'm forced to import the primitive package.
There should be a type alias for E in the bson package.
bson.D is an alias for primitive.D. It works fine. However, if I'm building up a D incrementally by appending E's to it, I'm forced to import the primitive package.
There should be a type alias for E in the bson package.