fix(wren): postgres LIMIT pushdown breaks on SQL ending in a trailing comment - #2728
fix(wren): postgres LIMIT pushdown breaks on SQL ending in a trailing comment#2728AmirF194 wants to merge 2 commits into
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…omment can't swallow it PostgresConnector.query() and dry_run() wrap the caller's SQL as SELECT * FROM (<sql>) AS _sub LIMIT n on one line. When <sql> ends in a single-line SQL comment, that comment swallows the rest of the line: the closing paren, the alias, and the LIMIT clause, so the query fails with a syntax error instead of running with the limit applied. athena.py and snowflake.py hit the same defect and fixed it (Canner#2457, Canner#2456) by putting a newline before and after the wrapped SQL, so a trailing comment is terminated before the wrap continues. Same fix here.
WalkthroughThe PostgreSQL connector now places wrapped SQL on separate lines for limited queries and dry runs. Tests cover trailing line comments and trailing semicolon handling. ChangesPostgreSQL LIMIT wrapping
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Limited PostgreSQL queries and dry runs now handle trailing line comments, but SQL containing a semicolon before that comment can still fail after wrapping. Resolve or explicitly accept this edge case before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/connector/postgres.py`:
- Line 323: Update the shared SQL normalization used by query() and dry_run() so
strip_trailing_semicolon() removes a semicolon before a final -- line comment
while preserving that comment. Ensure wrapped subqueries place the generated
closing parenthesis after the comment-safe SQL, and add regression assertions
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| # Multiline wrap so a trailing `-- line comment` in the inner SQL | ||
| # is terminated by the newline instead of swallowing the closing | ||
| # `) AS _sub LIMIT n` (same technique as athena.py/snowflake.py). | ||
| sql = f"SELECT * FROM (\n{sql}\n) AS _sub LIMIT {limit}" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle semicolons before trailing line comments.
strip_trailing_semicolon() removes semicolons only at the end of the input. For SELECT 1 AS x; -- pick, both wrappers retain the semicolon inside the subquery, producing invalid PostgreSQL such as SELECT 1 AS x; -- pick before the generated closing parenthesis. Update the shared normalization to remove the statement terminator before a final -- comment while preserving the comment. Add regression assertions for both query() and dry_run().
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/connector/postgres.py` at line 323, Update the shared SQL
normalization used by query() and dry_run() so strip_trailing_semicolon()
removes a semicolon before a final -- line comment while preserving that
comment. Ensure wrapped subqueries place the generated closing parenthesis after
the comment-safe SQL, and add regression assertions covering both query() and
dry_run().
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…IMIT wrap test_query_strips_trailing_semicolon_before_subquery_wrap and test_dry_run_strips_trailing_semicolon still asserted the old single-line SELECT FROM (...) wrap, so postgres tests failed on this branch: query() and dry_run() now build the wrap across three lines so a trailing line comment cannot swallow the closing paren. Signed-off-by: Amir Fathi <amirfathi.me@gmail.com>
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In `@core/wren/tests/connectors/test_postgres.py`:
- Around line 464-465: Add regression cases for SQL ending with a trailing
single-line comment in both query() and dry_run(). Assert the wrapped query
places “) AS _sub LIMIT …” on a subsequent line, preserving the existing
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| assert sent == "SELECT * FROM (\nSELECT 1\n) AS _sub LIMIT 5" | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add regression inputs that end with a single-line comment.
These tests only cover semicolon stripping. They do not exercise the failure case described by this PR: SQL ending in -- trailing comment. A regression to single-line wrapping would still pass both tests. Add one trailing-comment case for query() and one for dry_run(), and assert that ) AS _sub LIMIT ... remains on the following line.
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+def test_query_wraps_trailing_line_comment() -> None:
+ connector, cursor = _make_mock_connector()
+ connector.query("SELECT 1 -- trailing comment", limit=5)
+ (sent,), _ = cursor.execute.call_args
+ assert sent == "SELECT * FROM (\nSELECT 1 -- trailing comment\n) AS _sub LIMIT 5"
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+def test_dry_run_wraps_trailing_line_comment() -> None:
+ connector, cursor = _make_mock_connector()
+ connector.dry_run("SELECT 1 -- trailing comment")
+ (sent,), _ = cursor.execute.call_args
+ assert sent == "SELECT * FROM (\nSELECT 1 -- trailing comment\n) AS _sub LIMIT 0"Also applies to: 472-472
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In `@core/wren/tests/connectors/test_postgres.py` around lines 464 - 465, Add
regression cases for SQL ending with a trailing single-line comment in both
query() and dry_run(). Assert the wrapped query places “) AS _sub LIMIT …” on a
subsequent line, preserving the existing semicolon-stripping assertions.
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Fixes #2727.
PostgresConnector wraps the caller's SQL for LIMIT pushdown and for dry_run as
SELECT * FROM (<sql>) AS _sub LIMIT n, built on one line. When<sql>ends in a single-line SQL comment, the comment eats the rest of the line, including the closing paren, the alias, and the LIMIT clause, so the query fails with a syntax error instead of running with the limit applied.athena.py and snowflake.py have the identical wrap and fixed the same defect (#2457, #2456) by putting the wrapped SQL on its own line, so a trailing comment stops at the newline instead of continuing into the wrap. This applies the same fix to postgres.py's
query()anddry_run().The other single-line connectors (redshift, canner, duckdb, trino, oracle, clickhouse, databricks' dry_run, datafusion) have the same shape and are not touched here, to keep this PR to the one connector.
Updated the existing wrap-format assertion for the new multiline shape and added a regression test per path (query, dry_run) with a trailing comment. Ran
tests/unit/(1252 passed, 2 skipped, one unrelated pre-existing CLI-introspection file excluded for a missing extra in my environment) andruff format/ruff checkon both changed files, all clean.Summary by CodeRabbit