fix: insert-without-columns is wrong under a dialect parser (#68) - #80
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pgparser blanks the eight structural fields before the AST switch and refills InsertColumnsListed from len(n.Columns) alone. DEFAULT VALUES names no columns and needs none -- it inserts no caller-supplied data, so there is no column order for a schema change to shift -- which the zero-dependency fallback handles explicitly. The AST path discarded that and then set Exact = true over it, so opting into the exact parser made insert-without-columns strictly worse than the default, inverting the trade-off parsers.md describes. The grammar encodes the form as an absent row source, so read it back the same way. tree's own Insert.DefaultValues dereferences Rows unguarded, hence the local helper. Pin the class of bug rather than the instance: both parser modules now run a corpus through the dialect grammar and the fallback and assert the grammar never reports a rule the fallback does not. Opting into a real parser may only remove findings. That test immediately found a second instance. vitess parses MySQL/SQLite REPLACE into the same node as INSERT, so mysqlparser reported insert-without-columns on "REPLACE INTO t VALUES (1)" while the fallback read it as an unrecognized kind and said nothing. Here the grammar is the correct one -- REPLACE binds positionally exactly as INSERT does and carries the same risk -- so teach the fallback the statement instead of silencing the parser. INTO is required in the pattern so REPLACE(str, a, b) is never read as a statement; the INTO-less dialect form is one insertColumnsListed already declines to flag. Both fixes verified by reverting them and watching the parity test fail. Note the REPLACE half needs core and mysqlparser released in lockstep: under GOWORK=off that module builds against the core its go.mod requires (v0.4.0), which predates the fallback change, so the REPLACE case fails there until the release pins the pair. CI compiles satellites against this tree via go.work and is unaffected. The broader half of #68 -- the reset-then-partially-refill shape that leaves non-DML AST nodes with Exact = true over blanked structural fields -- is deliberately left open. It only produces false negatives today, so the parity test passes over it, and fixing it properly means deciding what Exact should claim when the fallback's heuristics survive.
Review of the previous commit found the parity test it added was passing while the invariant it claimed to pin was false, in three more places. The fallback recognized only INSERT and REPLACE INTO as inserting rows. Both grammars recognize more, so each of these was a grammar-only finding -- the exact shape the test exists to catch, missed because the corpus did not contain it: REPLACE t VALUES (1) MySQL makes INTO optional INSERT t VALUES (1) likewise, and pre-existing UPSERT INTO t VALUES (1) accepted by the CockroachDB-derived grammar INTO was required in the pattern to separate the statement from the REPLACE(str, from, to) function. Anchoring the keyword at the start of the statement separates them instead, and requiring a table name after it rejects a spaced REPLACE (a, b, c) call too, so INTO can go back to being optional. insertColumnsListed still prefers INTO when present: it is the only anchor that survives a CTE prefix, where the keyword can appear inside the CTE body. Falling back to the statement head only when INTO is absent keeps the CTE case intact, which a test now pins. Modifier runs (LOW_PRIORITY / DELAYED / HIGH_PRIORITY / IGNORE) sit between the keyword and the table in MySQL and are matched in both. Both corpora gained the shapes that motivated the test, and each fix was verified by reverting it and watching the corresponding rows fail. Also from review: - StmtInsert now covers REPLACE and UPSERT, which reaches a second consumer: explain.validate admits them under --allow-dml rather than refusing them as unrecognized. Documented in explain.md and the changelog; still planned-only and rolled back. - The rule message said "INSERT without explicit column list" for a statement the user did not write. Reworded to "Row-inserting statement". - StmtInsert and InsertColumnsListed doc comments recorded the rationale only in unexported helpers; the exported docs are what a rule author reads, and InsertColumnsListed's "names its target columns" is exactly the reading that produced the DEFAULT VALUES bug. - parsers.md stated "a dialect parser only ever removes findings" as an absolute. It is an invariant over a corpus, not a proof, and it was false when written. Reworded, and the version marker corrected from 0.4 to "0.4 and earlier" -- 0.4 is released and does have the bug. The parity rows that need the core's new keyword support are now skipped when the linked core predates it, instead of failing GOWORK=off until the next lockstep tag. go.work builds -- local dev and CI -- always run them.
The invariant the new parity test pins was only written down in the test and in parsers.md. AGENTS.md is where the architectural invariants that constrain a change live, and this one constrains a specific future change: teaching a dialect parser a statement kind obliges teaching the fallback the same kind, or the grammar starts reporting findings the default never would. Records the pair to check (detectKind and insertColumnsListed), why the INTO anchor is preferred over the statement head, and why a corpus row can skip under GOWORK=off.
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In `@analyzer/fallback.go`:
- Around line 167-169: Limit the `fbIntoRe` search in the fallback parsing flow
to the position immediately after the recognized statement head, so a quoted
column named `into` is not mistaken for the INTO clause and
`InsertColumnsListed` remains correctly detected. Add a regression test for
`INSERT t (\`into\`) VALUES (1)` through `CheckInsertWithoutColumns`.
- Around line 478-480: Update the fallback WITH-statement classification around
fbLeadInsertLikeRe to recognize CTE-prefixed UPSERT statements as StmtInsert,
matching the PostgreSQL parser. Extend the existing compatibility guard so this
case is skipped when running against older cores with GOWORK=off.
In `@website/docs/parsers.md`:
- Around line 89-93: Update both parity explanations in the documentation to
assign examples to their supported parsers: attribute UPSERT INTO to pgparser,
and REPLACE plus INTO-less INSERT t VALUES (…) to mysqlparser. Keep INSERT ...
DEFAULT VALUES attributed to pgparser and correct the `#68` summary accordingly.
In `@website/docs/rules.md`:
- Around line 180-182: Update the release markers in the prose paragraphs in the
rules and parsers documentation to start with “_Added in 0.5._” instead of
ending with “_0.5+_.” Preserve the paragraph content and leave the
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| switch loc := fbIntoRe.FindStringIndex(sanitized); { | ||
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Anchor INTO only before the target table.
For INSERT t (\into`) VALUES (1), the sanitizer preserves backtick identifiers. fbIntoRethen matches the column name, soreststarts after it and the fallback returnsfalseforInsertColumnsListed. CheckInsertWithoutColumnsreports a false finding. Limit theINTO` search to the token immediately after the statement head, and add this quoted-column regression case.
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+ fbInsertIntoRe = regexp.MustCompile(`(?i)^\s*INTO\b`)
fbInsertDataRe = regexp.MustCompile(`(?i)\b(VALUES?|SELECT|WITH|TABLE|SET|DEFAULT)\b`) var rest string
- switch loc := fbIntoRe.FindStringIndex(sanitized); {
- case loc != nil:
- rest = sanitized[loc[1]:]
- default:
- head := fbInsertHeadRe.FindStringIndex(sanitized)
- if head == nil {
- return true // no recognizable statement head — can't tell, don't flag
+ switch head := fbInsertHeadRe.FindStringIndex(sanitized); {
+ case head != nil:
+ rest = sanitized[head[1]:]
+ if loc := fbInsertIntoRe.FindStringIndex(rest); loc != nil {
+ rest = rest[loc[1]:]
+ }
+ case loc := fbIntoRe.FindStringIndex(sanitized); loc != nil:
+ rest = sanitized[loc[1]:]
+ default:
+ return true // no recognizable statement head — can't tell, don't flag
- }
- rest = sanitized[head[1]:]
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In `@analyzer/fallback.go` around lines 167 - 169, Limit the `fbIntoRe` search in
the fallback parsing flow to the position immediately after the recognized
statement head, so a quoted column named `into` is not mistaken for the INTO
clause and `InsertColumnsListed` remains correctly detected. Add a regression
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Classify CTE-prefixed UPSERT as StmtInsert while preserving old-core compatibility.
The fallback WITH branch omits UPSERT, so it returns StmtSelect while the PostgreSQL parser reports StmtInsert and insert-without-columns. Add the parity case. Extend the compatibility guard so older cores skip it under GOWORK=off.
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- fbDMLWordRe = regexp.MustCompile(`(?i)\b(INSERT|UPDATE|DELETE)\b`)
+ fbDMLWordRe = regexp.MustCompile(`(?i)\b(INSERT|UPDATE|DELETE|UPSERT)\b`)
...
case "DELETE":
return StmtDelete
+ case "UPSERT":
+ return StmtInsert
} "WITH c AS (SELECT 1) INSERT INTO t (a) SELECT n FROM c",
+ "WITH c AS (SELECT 1) UPSERT INTO t SELECT * FROM c",
...
return strings.HasPrefix(up, "REPLACE") || strings.HasPrefix(up, "UPSERT") ||
- strings.HasPrefix(up, "INSERT")
+ strings.HasPrefix(up, "INSERT") ||
+ (strings.HasPrefix(up, "WITH ") && strings.Contains(up, " UPSERT INTO "))
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In `@analyzer/fallback.go` around lines 478 - 480, Update the fallback
WITH-statement classification around fbLeadInsertLikeRe to recognize
CTE-prefixed UPSERT statements as StmtInsert, matching the PostgreSQL parser.
Extend the existing compatibility guard so this case is skipped when running
against older cores with GOWORK=off.
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| In 0.4 and earlier it did break, twice in the same rule. `pgparser` | ||
| reported `insert-without-columns` on `INSERT INTO t DEFAULT VALUES`, and | ||
| both grammars reported it on row-inserting keywords the fallback did not | ||
| recognize as inserts at all — `REPLACE`, `UPSERT`, and the `INTO`-less | ||
| `INSERT t VALUES (…)` MySQL accepts. |
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Assign each parity example to its supported dialect parser.
pgparser covers UPSERT INTO. mysqlparser covers REPLACE and INTO-less INSERT. Update both explanations to avoid attributing all three forms to both grammars.
Suggested documentation fix
-both grammars reported it on row-inserting keywords the fallback did not
-recognize as inserts at all — `REPLACE`, `UPSERT`, and the `INTO`-less
-`INSERT t VALUES (…)` MySQL accepts.
+`pgparser` also reported it on `UPSERT INTO`, which the fallback did not
+recognize as an insert. `mysqlparser` reported it on `REPLACE` and the
+`INTO`-less `INSERT t VALUES (…)` that MySQL accepts.-which is exactly how all four instances in `#68` arose (`INSERT ... DEFAULT VALUES` under `pgparser`; `REPLACE`, `UPSERT` and the `INTO`-less `INSERT t VALUES (...)` under both).
+which is exactly how all four instances in `#68` arose (`INSERT ... DEFAULT VALUES` and `UPSERT INTO` under `pgparser`; `REPLACE` and the `INTO`-less `INSERT t VALUES (...)` under `mysqlparser`).📝 Committable suggestion
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| In 0.4 and earlier it did break, twice in the same rule. `pgparser` | |
| reported `insert-without-columns` on `INSERT INTO t DEFAULT VALUES`, and | |
| both grammars reported it on row-inserting keywords the fallback did not | |
| recognize as inserts at all — `REPLACE`, `UPSERT`, and the `INTO`-less | |
| `INSERT t VALUES (…)` MySQL accepts. | |
| In 0.4 and earlier it did break, twice in the same rule. `pgparser` | |
| reported `insert-without-columns` on `INSERT INTO t DEFAULT VALUES`, and | |
| `pgparser` also reported it on `UPSERT INTO`, which the fallback did not | |
| recognize as an insert. `mysqlparser` reported it on `REPLACE` and the | |
| `INTO`-less `INSERT t VALUES (…)` that MySQL accepts. |
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In `@website/docs/parsers.md` around lines 89 - 93, Update both parity
explanations in the documentation to assign examples to their supported parsers:
attribute UPSERT INTO to pgparser, and REPLACE plus INTO-less INSERT t VALUES
(…) to mysqlparser. Keep INSERT ... DEFAULT VALUES attributed to pgparser and
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| Every keyword that inserts rows this way is flagged, not just `INSERT` — | ||
| MySQL/SQLite's `REPLACE`, the `UPSERT` CockroachDB accepts, and the forms | ||
| that omit the optional `INTO` (`INSERT t VALUES (…)`) — _0.5+_. |
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Use the feature release in inline markers, with the required prose form.
The 0.3 values in website/VERSIONING.md are examples. These changes are from 0.5, so keep 0.5.
The prose paragraphs in website/docs/rules.md and website/docs/parsers.md must use _Added in 0.5._ at the paragraph start. The markers in website/docs/explain.md already use the correct forms.
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-MySQL/SQLite's `REPLACE`, the `UPSERT` CockroachDB accepts, and the forms
-that omit the optional `INTO` (`INSERT t VALUES (…)`) — _0.5+_.
+_Added in 0.5._ Every keyword that inserts rows this way is flagged, not
+just `INSERT` — MySQL/SQLite's `REPLACE`, the `UPSERT` CockroachDB accepts,
+and the forms that omit the optional `INTO` (`INSERT t VALUES (…)`).-**A dialect parser is meant to remove findings, never add them** — _0.5+_.
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| MySQL/SQLite's `REPLACE`, the `UPSERT` CockroachDB accepts, and the forms | |
| that omit the optional `INTO` (`INSERT t VALUES (…)`) — _0.5+_. | |
| _Added in 0.5._ Every keyword that inserts rows this way is flagged, not | |
| just `INSERT` — MySQL/SQLite's `REPLACE`, the `UPSERT` CockroachDB accepts, | |
| and the forms that omit the optional `INTO` (`INSERT t VALUES (…)`). |
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Two more instances of the same shape, both reproduced before fixing.
A column named "into" defeated the rule. The target table was found by
scanning for INTO anywhere in the statement, so in a form that omits the
optional keyword the backticked identifier matched, the column list was
read as the target table, and a statement that does name its columns was
reported as having none:
INSERT t (`into`) VALUES (1) -> insert-without-columns
The statement head is now tried first and INTO only for the CTE-prefixed
forms, where the keyword sits mid-statement and can also occur inside the
CTE body. Note the ordering is the whole fix: stripping a leading INTO
off the span as well changed no result, because that span holds no "(",
so it is left out rather than kept as an untested branch. This predates
the previous commit for INSERT and was widened to REPLACE by it.
A CTE prefix also put UPSERT past the leading-keyword check, leaving
"WITH c AS (...) UPSERT INTO t SELECT n FROM c" classified as a SELECT
while pgparser read it as an insert -- another grammar-only finding that
the corpus did not contain. detectKind now checks the insert-like
keywords after a WITH clause too, with the same table-name requirement
that keeps a REPLACE() call in a CTE body from being read as the
statement.
The GOWORK=off skip guard matched on a leading keyword, so it would not
have covered the CTE-prefixed row; it now matches the keyword anywhere.
Docs, from the same review:
- parsers.md attributed every past break to "both grammars". UPSERT is
pgparser's, REPLACE and the INTO-less INSERT are mysqlparser's. Split
per parser, and "twice" was already stale.
- Version markers followed neither form AGENTS.md sanctions: a prose
paragraph takes a leading "_Added in X.Y._" / "_Changed in X.Y._", and
"_0.5+_" is for a table cell. rules.md also gained the line on previous
behaviour that a "Changed" marker requires. explain.md was already
correct and is untouched.
- AGENTS.md described insertColumnsListed as preferring the INTO anchor,
which is now backwards and was the bug; corrected, with why the order
matters.
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pgparserblanks the eight structural fields before its AST switch, then refillsInsertColumnsListedfromlen(n.Columns) > 0.INSERT INTO t DEFAULT VALUEShas no column list and needs none — it inserts no caller-supplied data, so there is no column order for a schema change to shift. The fallback handles this explicitly; the AST path discarded that and then setExact = trueover it.Opting into the "exact" parser made this rule strictly worse than the zero-dependency default, inverting the trade-off
parsers.mddescribes. The grammar encodes the form as an absent row source, so it is now read back the same way.Rather than fix only the instance, both parser modules now run a corpus through the grammar and the fallback and assert the grammar never reports a rule the fallback does not (
TestParser_NeverAddsFindingTheFallbackDoesNot).That found the same shape three more times — grammar-only findings, because the fallback recognised only
INSERTas inserting rows and the grammars recognise more:REPLACE INTO t VALUES (1)insert-without-columnsREPLACE t VALUES (1)insert-without-columnsINSERT t VALUES (1)insert-without-columnsUPSERT INTO t VALUES (1)insert-without-columnsHere the grammar is right — all bind by column order exactly as
INSERTdoes and carry the same schema-change risk — so the fallback learns the statements rather than the parsers being silenced.INSERT t VALUES (1)was a pre-existing hole, not a regression.Closes #68 (its primary acceptance criteria; see Notes for reviewers for the half left open).
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make cipasses (fmt-check, vet, lint, vuln, test-race, lint-docs) across all moduleswebsite/docs/with a version marker for anything new (_0.5+_) — neverwebsite/versioned_docs/AGENTS.md/.sqlguard.example.ymlif a convention or config key changed## [Unreleased]inCHANGELOG.mdanalyzer/middleware/reporterResult)GOWORK=off make test,make tidy-checkand the Docusaurus build are green too. Every fix was verified by reverting it and watching the corresponding corpus rows fail, so the parity test is not vacuous.Notes for reviewers
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REPLACEkeyword vs. theREPLACE()function. RequiringINTOseparates them but loses the forms MySQL allows without it. Anchoring the keyword at the start of the statement and requiring a table name after it separates them without that cost, and rejects a spacedREPLACE (a, b, c)too.insertColumnsListedstill prefersINTOwhen present — it is the only anchor that survives a CTE prefix, where the keyword can appear inside the CTE body. A test pins that case.StmtInsertreaches a second consumer.explain.validatenow admitsREPLACE/UPSERTunder--allow-dmlinstead of refusing them as unrecognised. Still planned-only and rolled back; on a server where the keyword is invalid you get that server's syntax error in place of sqlguard's refusal. Documented inexplain.mdand the changelog — worth a second opinion on whether that is the behaviour you want.Two parity rows are skipped under
GOWORK=off. These are separate modules, so withoutgo.workthey build against the core theirgo.modrequires (v0.4.0), which predates the keyword support until the next lockstep tag. Skipping beats failing the documented consumer-build check;go.workbuilds — local dev and all of CI — always run them.Left open deliberately: the broader half of #68, the reset-then-partially-refill shape that leaves non-DML AST nodes with
Exact = trueover blanked structural fields. It only produces false negatives today, so the parity test passes over it, and fixing it properly means deciding whatExactshould claim when the fallback's heuristics survive — a design call, not a patch.Behaviour change to flag in review:
REPLACE INTO t VALUES (…)now produces a finding for every user, not just those who opted intomysqlparser. That is a new true positive, but it is new output on existing configs.Summary by CodeRabbit
insert-without-columnsdetection forDEFAULT VALUES,REPLACE,UPSERT, and MySQL inserts that omitINTO. Statements with explicit columns,SET, or function calls toREPLACEare not incorrectly flagged.sqlguard explain --allow-dmlnow acceptsREPLACEandUPSERTas insert operations. Unsupported syntax is reported by the database server.REPLACEandUPSERTare handled byexplain.