You should be able to do both. (although `use diesel;` is redundant)
So in Rust 2018 you can write `use diesel::infix_operator; infix_operator!()` but you can't write `use diesel; diesel::infix_operator!()`? Am I missing something here?
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Ah shit you're right, `-Zexternal-macro-backtrace` showed the problem. It's missing `$crate::` in the recursive macro calls
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The more I get interested in wasm the more I see diesel tweets
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If WebSQL were still a thing I would be so down to make sure Diesel worked with it for WASM (I'd imagine it's possible to statically link SQLite and have it work but I have no clue where to even start there)
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