Escape constant names in queries - #4525
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The `any` keyword was introduced in Go 1.18, and can be used in place
of `interface{}`. This was not in the list of reserved keywords, leading
to identifiers using this term in generated code.
Update the logic to escape constant names, and also add `any` to the
list of reserved keywords.
Signed-off-by: Prajwal Nadig <prajwalnadig21@gmail.com>
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The
anykeyword was introduced in Go 1.18, and can be used in place ofinterface{}. This was not in the list of reserved keywords, leading to identifiers using this term in generated code.Update the logic to escape constant names, and also add
anyto the list of reserved keywords.This is a minimal rebased version of #3961, which I'm unable to reopen. It only contains the changes that fix invalid code generation.