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fix(analyzer): count WHERE/LIMIT only where it bounds the statement - #98
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The fallback counted a WHERE or LIMIT anywhere in the text while the dialect parsers counted only the top level, so a parser could report a finding the fallback did not. Both now count the top level and, for a SELECT, a derived table, CTE body or set-operation operand; one inside IN (...), a scalar subquery or a function argument does not. The parsers OR their AST answer with the fallback's, replacing the set-operation special case. Fixes #91
bun v1.3 deprecates AddQueryHook, which fails staticcheck SA1019 in the test setup. WithQueryHook returns a clone, so the examples reassign db.
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WalkthroughThe fallback parser now scopes WHERE and LIMIT detection to clauses that bound rows. MySQL and PostgreSQL parsers combine fallback results with top-level AST results. Tests and documentation cover the scope rules. Bun integration examples and tests now use WithQueryHook. ChangesScoped WHERE and LIMIT findings
Bun query hook registration
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Suggestion: Replace the materialized match-slice scan with an iterative scan; this runs for both bounds checks on every fallback parse.
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| // HasLimit reports whether the statement has a LIMIT clause. | ||
| // HasLimit reports whether a LIMIT bounds the statement, scoped like | ||
| // HasWhere. The fallback counts the bare keyword, so LIMIT ALL counts. |
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Suggestion: Do not count LIMIT ALL as a row-count bound; HasLimit should be true only when the statement's rows are actually limited.
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…level Most queries have no LIMIT, so scopedBounds now returns on a plain match check and builds the row-source spans only when a keyword sits inside parentheses.
| st.HasWhere = st.HasWhere || fb.HasWhere | ||
| st.HasLimit = st.HasLimit || fb.HasLimit |
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Suggestion: With multiple statements, fb includes bounds from all of them, so a later WHERE or LIMIT makes the first SELECT look bounded and suppresses findings.
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| st.HasWhere = st.HasWhere || fb.HasWhere | ||
| st.HasLimit = st.HasLimit || fb.HasLimit |
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Suggestion: Backtick-quoted MySQL identifiers such as where or limit survive fallback sanitizing, so these ORs mark an AST-confirmed query as bounded and hide select-without-limit.
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Once fix is implemented, also check other comments on the same PR, and ask user if the user wants to fix the rest of the comments as well. if said yes, then fetch all the comments validate the correctness and implement a minimal fixscopedBounds now walks the text once and counts a keyword only where every enclosing parenthesis is a row source, so a scalar subquery nested inside a derived table no longer bounds the statement. It also replaces the per-match prefix rescans (quadratic in the number of clauses) in scopedBounds and fromRegions.
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- Around line 599-603: Update opensRowSource so a trailing FROM is not treated
as a row source when immediately preceded by DISTINCT, while preserving
row-source detection for JOIN, LATERAL, and genuine derived-table FROM clauses.
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Exclude IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM from row-source detection.
opensRowSource treats a parenthesis after any trailing FROM as a row source. A scalar subquery’s LIMIT can therefore set the outer HasLimit and suppress select-without-limit when the comparison is in the select list. The dialect parsers preserve this fallback flag.
In the supplied query, the top-level WHERE already suppresses select-without-limit. Its expected flags are true, false, not false, false. The proposed immediate-DISTINCT check handles both operator forms and does not exclude a genuine SELECT DISTINCT a FROM (...) derived table.
Suggested fix and regression cases
- for _, w := range []string{"FROM", "JOIN", "LATERAL"} {
- if hasTrailingWord(p, w) {
- return true
- }
- }
+ if hasTrailingWord(p, "FROM") &&
+ !hasTrailingWord(trimTrailingWord(p, "FROM"), "DISTINCT") {
+ return true
+ }
+ for _, w := range []string{"JOIN", "LATERAL"} {
+ if hasTrailingWord(p, w) {
+ return true
+ }
+ } {"SELECT a FROM t WHERE x = 1 LIMIT 5", true, true},
+ {"SELECT a FROM t WHERE a IS DISTINCT FROM (SELECT b FROM u LIMIT 1)", true, false},
+ {"SELECT a FROM t WHERE a IS NOT DISTINCT FROM (SELECT b FROM u LIMIT 1)", true, false},
+ {"SELECT a IS DISTINCT FROM (SELECT b FROM u LIMIT 1) FROM t", false, false},
+ {"SELECT a IS NOT DISTINCT FROM (SELECT b FROM u LIMIT 1) FROM t", false, false},
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Update opensRowSource so a trailing FROM is not treated as a row source when
immediately preceded by DISTINCT, while preserving row-source detection for
JOIN, LATERAL, and genuine derived-table FROM clauses. Cover both IS DISTINCT
FROM and IS NOT DISTINCT FROM cases, including the select-list and WHERE
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A parenthesis after DISTINCT FROM holds a scalar subquery, not a derived table, so a WHERE or LIMIT inside it no longer bounds the statement.
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Fixes #91
Problem
The default
FallbackParsercounted aWHEREorLIMITanywhere in thetext, while
pgparserandmysqlparsercounted only the top level. So adialect parser could report a finding the default parser did not, which
breaks the invariant that a grammar may only remove findings, never add one.
Change
HasWhereandHasLimitnow mean the same thing in all three parsers: aclause counts only where it bounds the statement's rows.
SELECT, a derived table, a CTEbody or a parenthesised set-operation operand.
IN (...), a scalar subquery or a functionargument.
How:
scopedBoundsfinds the row-source spans once per parse(
rowSourceSpans, withfromRegionscovering the FROM clause of everySELECTarm, so a comma-joined derived table afterUNIONis seen).answer (
keepFallbackBounds) for everySELECT, so the two agree byconstruction. This replaces the old
UNION-only special case(
isSetOperation).Behaviour change
The default parser now reports some findings it used to miss:
UPDATE t SET a = (SELECT b FROM u WHERE …)getsupdate-without-where,since it updates every row.
… WHERE id IN (SELECT … LIMIT 1) ORDER BY agetsorderby-without-limit.Known limitation: only the outermost parenthesised groups are treated as row
sources, so anything nested inside a derived table counts, including a
scalar subquery's
WHERE. This only ever means fewer findings, never extraones.
Also in this PR
fix(bunguard): register the hook withWithQueryHook. bun v1.3deprecates
AddQueryHook, which failed staticcheck SA1019 after thedependency bump from
main. Updated the package doc andwebsite/docs/bun.md.main(golangci-lint v2.14.0 and dependency bumps).Docs and reviewer configs
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versioned_docs/is untouched.Testing
TestFallbackScopedWhereLimitpins the scoping across derived tables,CTEs, set operations,
IN, scalar subqueries and function arguments.TestParser_NeverAddsFindingTheFallbackDoesNotfor bothparsers, including a comma-joined derived table after
UNIONand amysqlparserCTE. Rows that need the new core are skipped underGOWORK=off.make ciis green across all nine modulesCodeAnt-AI Description
Count WHERE and LIMIT clauses only when they bound the query
What Changed
IN (...), scalar subqueries, and function arguments no longer make the outer statement appear filtered or limited.Impact
✅ Detects updates with no outer-row filter✅ Detects ORDER BY queries without an outer LIMIT✅ Bun guard setup works with the current hook API💡 Usage Guide
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WHEREandLIMITclauses that bound query results, including in derived tables, CTEs, and parenthesized set-operation operands. Clauses confined toINsubqueries, scalar subqueries, or function arguments no longer affect the surrounding query’s results.