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Command queriesgen writes the canonical sqlc input for the work queue schema, one file per dialect it serves, from workqueue/internal/queries.
It is run by `make generate`, and the file it writes is checked in. Nothing imports it and nothing executes it: it exists so that `sqlc compile` can check the statements the queue executes against the schema workqueue/migrations renders, at build time, with no database running. What the queue executes is the querier sqlc-gen-unison generates from that same file — the same text with the consumer's table prefix substituted for {{prefix}} and the argument references rewritten into bind markers.
One dialect, because workqueue serves one. The loop is still a loop over Dialects, so the roster is a list rather than a decision written into the control flow — a second dialect would be a schema and a line, not a rewrite.
Because the check is what the file is for, this command also renders the other half of it: `-schema <dialect>` prints the DDL sqlc reads it against, so .scripts/sqlc_compile.sh has no hand-written copy of a schema to keep in step with workqueue/migrations. `make unison` calls it that way before running the emitter over the pair.
go run ./internal/queriesgen # writes internal/queries/<dialect>_generated.sql go run ./internal/queriesgen -schema postgres # prints the DDL to stdout
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