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in pg, is basically quote_ident. for values, should be single-quotes like quote_literal
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Not sure what the current failure means. Work so far is an improvement, I think.. not sure what to do next |
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could be _model_class&.connection
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Yes, this would be better now that we don't support ruby versions older than 2.3
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I was thinking 'what if _model_class exists but doesn't respond to connection' but then I was thinking 'this is the ar resource, it's fine', but then I was thinking, ... eh
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@lgebhardt rather than assert different rules here based on the value of adapter_sorts_nulls_last and try to reproduce the db behavior, I thought it would be sufficient to assert that the query results on the AR model give the same result as the resource.
Thoughts? I briefly tried using defining adapter_sorts_nulls_last then writing a transform in Ruby but I didn't duplicate the pg/mysql/sqlite logic and then thought, "why am I even?"
def adapter_specific_sort_comparison(l,r, sort_type:)
if l && r
comparison = l <=> r
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when :sort then comparison
when :minus_sort then -comparison
else fail ArgumentError, "Unhandled sort_type #{sort_type} in #{__callee__}"
end
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end
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technically this is out of scope of quoting and is part of "make mysql" tests pass.
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I extracted this into https://github.com/cerebris/jsonapi-resources/pull/1402
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I replaced all "what adapter is this" cases I found with "what behavior do I expect"
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I extracted this into https://github.com/cerebris/jsonapi-resources/pull/1402
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@lgebhardt I decided to merge this since the target is a dev branch and this meets the goals I set re: quoting and now it can be the basis for further work |
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@bf4 sounds good to me. I'm not sure how to best handle the adapter based sorting differences, but we can definitely handle that in a separate pr. |
* refactor: easily quote table/column * refactor: extract table name when missing * fix: Reliably quote columns/tables * refactor: putting quoting methods together * Handle special case of * - tests * fix: hack mysql test query comparison
* refactor: easily quote table/column * refactor: extract table name when missing * fix: Reliably quote columns/tables * refactor: putting quoting methods together * Handle special case of * - tests * fix: hack mysql test query comparison
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see https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/7-0-stable/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/quoting.rb#L8-L146
Addresses https://github.com/cerebris/jsonapi-resources/issues/1369