Gorm: Batch insert into ClickHouse with Array columns

I would like to batch-insert data into our ClickHouse database. Using gorm, I can easily use

type audit struct{
 field1 string `json:"field1"`,
 field2 string `json:"field2"`, 
}

chDB.Table(tableName).CreateInBatches(audits, 5)

However, if the audit contains an array field as below, the data of other fields will still be saved in the database. Only the field with array (field1 as below) will not be saved.

type audit struct{
 field1 []string `json:"field1"`,
 field2 string   `json:"field2"`, 
}

chDB.Table(tableName).CreateInBatches(audits, 5)

Error:[error] unsupported data type: &[]

Only if I prepare a statement and save data then it works. However, in that case, it's not batch-insert anymore

sqlDB, err := db.DB()
tx, err := sqlDB.Begin()
stmt, err := tx.PrepareContext(ctx, `insert into audit_table (field1, field2) values (?, ?)`)
_, err = stmt.ExecContext(ctx, clickhouse.Array(audit.field1), audit.field2)
err = tx.Commit()

Can someone help me with this? How to batch-insert array-data into ClickHouse columns?

You may need clickhouse.Array Type to insert in clickhouse.Array column

type audit struct{
 field1 clickhouse.Array `json:"field1"`,
 field2 string           `json:"field2"`, 
}

audits := audit{
  field1: clickhouse.Array([]string{"one", "three"}),
  field2: "two"
}

chDB.Table(tableName).CreateInBatches(audits, 5)

That didn't work for me, I needed to update my struct with the correct field tags, like so

type User struct {
	Timestamp    time.Time `gorm:"precision:6"`
	Name         string    `gorm:"type:LowCardinality(String)"`
	Age          int8
	DefaultValue string `gorm:"default:hello world"`
	Elapsed      time.Duration
	NullableInt  *int8    `gorm:"type:Nullable(Int8)"`
	Array        []string `gorm:"type:Array(String)"`
}

and could easily do batch inserts like so

	// Batch Insert
	user1 := User{Timestamp: time.Now(), Age: 12, Name: "Bruce Lee", Arraa: []string{"hello", "ne"}}
	user2 := User{Timestamp: time.Now(), Age: 13, Name: "Feynman", Arraa: []string{"no", "me"}}
	user3 := User{Timestamp: time.Now(), Age: 14, Name: "Angeliz"}
	var users = []User{user1, user2, user3}
	db.Create(&users)