### Version 1.11.0 ### What happened? When a function returns a `TABLE` type, you get an "empty list" error or something like that. I'm sorry I saw this earlier today and don't have the exact output, but the repro below should work. `sqlc generate` fails due to an error. ### Relevant log output _No response_ ### Database schema ```sql CREATE TABLE accounts ( id INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY PRIMAR KEY, username TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE, password TEXT NOT NULL ); -- this is a useless and horrifying function cause we don't hash -- the password, this is just to repro the bug in sqlc CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION register_account( _username TEXT, _password VARCHAR(70) ) RETURNS TABLE ( account_id INTEGER ) AS $$ BEGIN INSERT INTO accounts (username, password) VALUES ( _username, _password ) RETURNING id INTO account_id; RETURN NEXT; END; $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql; ``` ### SQL queries ```sql -- name: Foo :one SELECT * FROM register_account('a', 'b'); ``` ### Configuration _No response_ ### Playground URL _No response_ ### What operating system are you using? Linux ### What database engines are you using? PostgreSQL ### What type of code are you generating? Go