Understand the sentiment. On the flip side, and as noted in the post, we don't want it to serve as a "name and shame" situation. We have a lot of respect for the folks maintaining the drivers we use, they do a pretty hard job, and so we don't want to come out swinging and taking shots at them. So we're trying to walk that line.

We also think the information provided in the post is valuable as is: it's easy enough to check whether a driver you use faces any of the issues we mention.

With that said, here's a bit more color:

- the native Snowflake driver for GoLang does not implement COPY functionality (or at least it did not when we last tried to use it).

- the memory leaks are pretty prevalent across ODBC drivers. It's worth watching out for that one if you're using any ODBC driver.

- the breaking change on connection string was Databricks' GoLang driver.

- the DECIMAL one is pretty prevalent too. BigQuery only allows you to go up to DECIMAL(38,9) while most other drivers let you go to 18 on scale, and ClickHouse supports precision/scale of up to 76. Redshift complains loudly if you try to insert a DECIMAL(38,17) into a DECIMAL(38,18) column, for instance.

Hope the added color is helpful!

edit: formatting