Doobie can select * with a case class for convenient and correct parameter passing, but I don't see how to work in a similar way with update and insert.

For example, given a case class like this:

case class Course(
  sku: String,
  title: String,
  id: Id,
  price: Int,
  instructorid: Id,
  groupid: Id,
  shortdescription: String = "",
  transcript: String = "",
  project_home: String = "",
  repository: String = "",
  category: String = "",
  image: String = "",
  privacy: String = "",
  language: String = "",
  keywords: String = "",
  goals: String = "",
  instructionallevel: String = "",
  audience: String = "",
  studenttasks: String =  "",
  sections: String = "",
  active: Boolean = true,
  video: String = "",
  paypal_button_id: String = "",
  prerequisite_ids: String = ""
)

I can nicely select records:

    def find(id: Id): Option[Course] =
      sql"select * from courses where id = $id"
        .query[Course]
        .option
        .transact(SQLSupport.xa)
        .unsafeRunSync

However insert requires all of the case class properties to be listed out, and matched up with values, which is horrible:

    /** @return saved Course with new Id */
    def save(course: Course): Course = {
      val insert: doobie.ConnectionIO[Course] = sql"""insert into courses (
          sku,
          title,
          price,
          instructorid,
          groupid,
          shortdescription,
          transcript,
          project_home,
          repository,
          category,
          image,
          privacy,
          language,
          keywords,
          goals,
          instructionallevel,
          audience,
          studenttasks,
          sections,
          active,
          video,
          paypal_button_id,
          prerequisite_ids
        ) values (
          ${ course.sku },
          ${ course.title },
          ${ course.price },
          ${ course.instructorid },
          ${ course.groupid },
          ${ course.shortdescription },
          ${ course.transcript },
          ${ course.project_home },
          ${ course.repository },
          ${ course.category },
          ${ course.image },
          ${ course.privacy },
          ${ course.language },
          ${ course.keywords },
          ${ course.goals },
          ${ course.instructionallevel },
          ${ course.audience },
          ${ course.studenttasks },
          ${ course.sections },
          ${ course.active },
          ${ course.video },
          ${ course.paypal_button_id },
          ${ course.prerequisite_ids }
        )"""
        .update
        .withUniqueGeneratedKeys("id")
      val newCourse: Course = insert.transact(SQLSupport.xa).unsafeRunSync
      newCourse
    }

Also update is similarly horrible:

    /** @return updated Course, which should be identical to the given course */
    def update(course: Course): Course = {
      val update: doobie.ConnectionIO[Course] = sql"""update courses set
          sku = ${ course.sku },
          title = ${ course.title },
          id = ${ course.id },
          price = ${ course.price },
          instructorid = ${ course.instructorid },
          groupid = ${ course.groupid },
          shortdescription = ${ course.shortdescription },
          transcript = ${ course.transcript },
          project_home = ${ course.project_home },
          repository = ${ course.repository },
          category = ${ course.category },
          image = ${ course.image },
          privacy = ${ course.privacy },
          language = ${ course.language },
          keywords = ${ course.keywords },
          goals = ${ course.goals },
          instructionallevel = ${ course.instructionallevel },
          audience = ${ course.audience },
          studenttasks = ${ course.studenttasks },
          sections = ${ course.sections },
          active = ${ course.active },
          video = ${ course.video },
          paypal_button_id = ${ course.paypal_button_id },
          prerequisite_ids = ${ course.prerequisite_ids }
        where id = ${ course.id }"""
        .update
        .withUniqueGeneratedKeys("id")
      val modifiedCourse: Course = update.transact(SQLSupport.xa).unsafeRunSync
      modifiedCourse
    }

Is there a better way?