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Move the exact-repeat extension-join dedupe from the query-backed-only planner branch into apply_extension_overlay, keyed on a semantic edge identity (target, name, join type, cardinality, pair set), and mirror it in the schema-drift stage graph. Attach saved joins after the stage-model rename with an explicit key check, route the saved-joins lookup through one bundle helper, and shorten the models-guide addition to one sentence.
Replace design decision 5's saved-relation-only workaround with the one cross-model rule, and add the models/join-traversal delta for it.
DuckDB reports an ETag change across CDN edges as 'this likely means the remote file has changed'; classify it as a transient outage of the named remote host so the notebook skips instead of failing.
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Preserve declared joins on saved query-backed models
chore: bump version to 1.4.1
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66-66: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClarify that zero is outside the portable
chrdomain.The literal and column rules already implement the required behavior: literal
chr(0)is rejected at plan time, and column values below1are treated as out of domain and yieldNULL. Update the specification to state thatchraccepts code points from1through0x10FFFF, excluding surrogates. No production change is required.📄 Suggested specification fix
-- `chr(n)` — the character with Unicode code point `n`; `ascii(s)` — the code point of the first character of `s`. +- `chr(n)` — the character with a Unicode code point from `1` through `0x10FFFF`, excluding surrogates; `ascii(s)` — the code point of the first character of `s`.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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10202-10202: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the hidden filter uses the 90-day trailing window.
assert_scope_closedchecks scope closure, and the absence of__regroup__checks lowering. Neither assertion checks the aggregate value used by the filter. Assert the generated trailing-window producer so a regression to a plain aggregate fails.Suggested assertion
assert_scope_closed(sql, dialect="postgres") assert "__regroup__" not in sql + assert "_cm_orders__revenue_sum_window_90d" in sql🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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10411-10411: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winProtect the mixed-filter source predicate.
The mixed-filter test does not assert that
status = 'active'is inside_src. Add the source-body assertion.Suggested test assertion
assert_scope_closed(sql, dialect="postgres") assert "__regroup__" not in sql + src_body = _extract_src_body(sql) + assert "status" in src_body and "'active'" in src_body, ( + f"ROW predicate must be applied inside the window source.\nsrc:\n{src_body}" + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @openspec/specs/queries/query-backed-inline/spec.md:
- Line 129: Clarify the equality requirement for explicit-splice parity when a
consumer traverses a saved relation’s declared join: require the explicit splice
to add an equivalent join, or exempt saved-join traversal from the comparison,
so it does not conflict with the flat ordinary-stage output rule.
Review comments at @slayer/core/syntax.py:
- Around line 1549-1552: Update the unit validation in _date_trunc to reject
values in DATE_PART_ALIASES and AMBIGUOUS_WEEKDAY_NAMES, preventing them from
reaching _dispatch_call as date-part calls. Preserve the existing validation
checks.
Review comments at @slayer/sql/dialects/base.py:
- Line 715: Update the `PG_INPUT_IS_VALID` call in `build_json_value` to wrap
`value` with the existing `as_text` helper before validation, matching
`build_try_cast` in `postgres.py`.
Review comments at @slayer/sql/dialects/tsql.py:
- Around line 172-180: Update SQL Server text-function handling in TSQL’s
`build_text_call` and the implementations of `starts_with` and `ends_with` to
apply explicit binary collation to the string operands used for `CHARINDEX` and
substring equality checks. Leave `DATALENGTH(...) = 0` and `LIKE` collation
behavior unchanged, and add SQL Server regression cases for case- and
accent-sensitive matching.
Review comments at @tests/test_dev2120_date_trunc.py:
- Around line 89-94: Update the expression assertions in the test to expect
UnknownFunctionError instead of catching Exception, and import
UnknownFunctionError if needed. Keep the separate dimension-entry test’s
UnknownGranularityError expectation unchanged.
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- Line 66: Update the `chr(n)` definition in the scalar-functions specification
to state that its portable domain is code points from 1 through 0x10FFFF,
excluding surrogates. Leave production code unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/test_sql_generator.py:
- Line 10202: Update the test containing the `assert_scope_closed` and
`__regroup__` assertions to also verify that the generated SQL references the
90-day trailing-window producer for the hidden filter, so a plain aggregate
fails the test.
- Line 10411: Update the mixed-filter test to extract the `_src` body with
`_extract_src_body` and assert that it contains the `status = 'active'`
predicate, preserving the expectation that the row predicate is applied inside
the window source.
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…bind per occurrence - log(x) lowers to log10 on every dialect (bare LOG is ln on several engines); BigQuery has no LOG2 - trim/ltrim/rtrim pass ' ' on BigQuery and Trino, whose bare forms strip all whitespace - a variable in a regex/JSON text slot is quoted only at that occurrence - JSON path keys with control characters are rejected - date_trunc rejects date-part names as units - Postgres 16 JSON validity check reads its input as text - Sonar: complexity splits, union hints, test-fixture assert outside try
…owflake CI fails instead of skipping - BigQuery: now(), timestamp literals, TRY_CAST / RETURNING TIMESTAMP and the date functions produce DATETIME; ingestion keeps db_type for zoned TIMESTAMP columns (model and stage columns), and a comparison with one casts the other side to TIMESTAMP so the column stays bare (design D13) - starts_with / ends_with / contains / strpos / instr compare binary on MySQL and SQL Server - Snowflake integration: SLAYER_SNOWFLAKE_REQUIRED turns availability skips into failures; -rs in CI - live BigQuery case for a zoned TIMESTAMP and a DATETIME column; BigQuery golden SQL re-blessed
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🟡 Minor · split_part on SQL Server splits on case-different delimiters under a… · tsql.py:208-219
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
split_parton SQL Server splits on case-different delimiters under a case-insensitive collation.
build_split_partrunsREPLACE(<escaped value>, <escaped delimiter>, '","')on unmodified operands. SQL ServerREPLACEcompares with the operand collation. Under the default case-insensitive collation,split_part('aBc', 'b', 2)splits atB. Postgres compares case-sensitively, and the scalar-function contract requires the Postgres meaning.The base
field_counthelper has the same gap. It also callsREPLACEon raw operands. A negative index or an out-of-range check can therefore miscount fields.Apply
binary_textto theREPLACEoperands in both places. The existing_TEXT_MATCHEScollation tests do not coversplit_part, and thesplit_partcases intests/_dev2120_fixtures.pyall use/. Add a case with a letter delimiter, such assplit_part(word, 'D', 1)on'Ada'.Proposed fix
- escaped = anon("REPLACE", anon("STRING_ESCAPE", value, lit("json")), anon("STRING_ESCAPE", delimiter, lit("json")), - lit('","')) + escaped = anon("REPLACE", self.binary_text(anon("STRING_ESCAPE", value, lit("json"))), + self.binary_text(anon("STRING_ESCAPE", delimiter, lit("json"))), lit('","'))In
slayer/sql/dialects/base.py, apply the same change tofield_count.binary_textis a no-op by default.- removed = self.char_length(anon("REPLACE", value, delimiter, lit(""))) + removed = self.char_length(anon("REPLACE", self.binary_text(value), self.binary_text(delimiter), lit("")))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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75-75: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSpecify timestamp literal coercion for zoned columns.
queries/time-pointsalready defines general timestamp-literal comparisons. This requirement does not define their interaction with a zoned BigQuery column. Reference that rule and state that the literal is read as UTC, converted to the column type, and leaves the column unconverted. Add a scenario for this case.🐛 Suggested fix
-SLayer's TIMESTAMP SHALL be a naive wall-clock value on every dialect (BigQuery `DATETIME`) — the result of `now()`, timestamp literals, `TRY_CAST(… AS TIMESTAMP)`, `json_value(… RETURNING TIMESTAMP)` and the date functions. Where a column's `db_type` is the dialect's zoned instant type (BigQuery `TIMESTAMP`), a comparison (`=`, `<>`, `<`, `<=`, `>`, `>=`, `IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM`) between that column and a non-literal TIMESTAMP value SHALL convert the value to the column's type, reading it as UTC, and SHALL leave the column unconverted. +SLayer's TIMESTAMP SHALL be a naive wall-clock value on every dialect (BigQuery `DATETIME`) — the result of `now()`, timestamp literals, `TRY_CAST(… AS TIMESTAMP)`, `json_value(… RETURNING TIMESTAMP)` and the date functions. String timestamp literals SHALL follow `queries/time-points`. Where a column's `db_type` is the dialect's zoned instant type (BigQuery `TIMESTAMP`), a comparison (`=`, `<>`, `<`, `<=`, `>`, `>=`, `IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM`) with a TIMESTAMP value SHALL convert the value to the column's type, reading it as UTC, and SHALL leave the column unconverted. + +#### Scenario: Timestamp literal against a BigQuery TIMESTAMP column + +- **WHEN** a filter is `created_at < '2025-01-01 00:00:00'` over a BigQuery `TIMESTAMP` column ingested with `db_type` `TIMESTAMP` +- **THEN** the literal is read as the UTC instant `2025-01-01 00:00:00`, converted to `TIMESTAMP`, and the comparison leaves the column unconverted🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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59-60: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd execution coverage for collation-sensitive near-misses.
The MySQL lowering already overrides the source collation. Add MySQL execution assertions for case and accent near-misses for
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Review comments at @tests/golden/dev1859_sql_baseline.json:
- Line 79: Update the BigQuery window-bound generation so comparisons against
`_src._w_time` remain type-compatible when the source column is a zoned
`TIMESTAMP`. Cast the generated `DATETIME` bounds to `TIMESTAMP`, or convert
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- Line 7: Update build_bucket’s ordinary monthly fact-bucket path so BigQuery
produces a UTC DATETIME compatible with the DATETIME spine, rather than leaving
the result of build_date_trunc as TIMESTAMP. Add a BigQuery regression case
using a TIMESTAMP fact column and verify the generated join uses compatible
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- Around line 208-219: SQL Server’s case-insensitive collation makes split_part
and field_count treat differently cased delimiters as matches; apply binary_text
to both operands passed to REPLACE in build_split_part and field_count. Add a
letter-delimiter split_part case, such as splitting “Ada” on “D”, to verify
case-sensitive behavior.
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- Line 75: Update the mixed-type coercion requirement to reference the
timestamp-literal comparison rule in queries/time-points and specify that
literals compared with zoned columns are read as UTC and converted to the column
type while leaving the column unconverted. Add a scenario for a timestamp
literal compared with a BigQuery TIMESTAMP column that verifies this behavior.
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@openspec/changes/dev-2120-portable-expression-library-strings-math-regex-json-coercion/specs/queries/scalar-functions/spec.md:
- Around line 59-60: Add MySQL execution assertions for case- and
accent-sensitive near-misses in starts_with, ends_with, contains, and strpos.
Verify that each function returns the expected non-match or absent-position
result when the source column’s collation would otherwise treat the strings as
equivalent.
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…ooleans refused in text concatenation - read_column hook: a zoned TIMESTAMP column reads as CAST(col AS DATETIME) at the scope anchor, the generator's dimension / time-column paths, aggregate sources and join keys, so buckets, windows, the time spine and returned values see one type; comparison renderers unwrap it (bare_comparands) when the other side is already zoned, keeping partition pruning; StageColumn carries no db_type - BOOLEAN operands of ||, concat and concat_ws fail at plan time naming CASE; concat_ws converts numbers to TEXT - spec: zoned-column literal and bucket rules, chr domain wording, boolean concatenation
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…t pick a zoned column naive - replace joins the library text family; on SQL Server it, split_part and field_count compare under COLLATE Latin1_General_100_BIN2 like the other plain-text functions - ranked first / last read a zoned BigQuery column through read_column
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| def field_count(self, value: Expression, delimiter: Expression) -> Expression: | ||
| removed = self.char_length(anon("REPLACE", self.binary_text(value), self.binary_text(delimiter), lit(""))) | ||
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Handle an empty delimiter before calculating the field count.
If split_part(value, '', -1) reaches field_count, char_length(delimiter) is zero. SQL Server then fails the query instead of treating value as the single field required by the PostgreSQL reference behavior. Return a field count of 1 for an empty delimiter. Use DATALENGTH(delimiter) = 0 to distinguish it from a space delimiter. (learn.microsoft.com)
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@coderabbitai Fixed in the latest push, more broadly than suggested. split_part with an empty delimiter now keeps the whole value as its single field on every dialect. A library-level CASE on char_length(delimiter) = 0 returns the value for index ±1 and '' otherwise (NULL stays NULL), because DuckDB, BigQuery and ClickHouse split into characters and MySQL returned ''. field_count (base and SQL Server) also divides by NULLIF(char_length(delimiter), 0). SQL Server's char_length is the sentinel form LEN(CAST(x AS NVARCHAR(MAX)) + 'x') - 1, so a space delimiter still has length 1. Pinned by tests/test_dev2120_scalar_functions.py::TestSplitPartEmptyDelimiter, which covers the empty delimiter, the space delimiter and the no-divide-by-zero emission.
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…ield on every dialect - library-level CASE on an empty delimiter (DuckDB, BigQuery, ClickHouse split into characters; MySQL returned ''); field_count divides by NULLIF(length, 0) so SQL Server never divides by zero
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Gives Mode B one function library whose every function, operator and pattern language means the same thing on SQLite, Postgres, DuckDB, MySQL, ClickHouse, SQL Server, Trino, Snowflake and BigQuery — Postgres's value where databases disagree. Agents can now write the expressions they used to drop into query-time Mode-A SQL (regex, JSON pulls, string/math helpers, text-vs-number comparisons), and the comparison matrix's C9 "Portable expression library" becomes yes.
Stacked on #509 (DEV-2101, the Mode-B grammar); retarget to
mainonce that merges.What's new
left,right,starts_with,ends_with,contains,strpos,lpad,rpad,reverse,repeat,split_part,concat_ws,chr,ascii,div,pi,sin…atan2,cbrt;date_trunc(unit, x)as the granularity callunit(x).regexp_like/regexp_extract/regexp_replaceand~,~*,!~,!~*, over one portable pattern subset that is parsed once and re-emitted in each engine's own regex syntax (.crosses newlines,^/$are the string's ends,\d \w \sare ASCII). Unsupported constructs (lookaround, backreferences,\b, …) are a plan-time error naming the construct.json_value(x, path [RETURNING type]), the->/->>chains, and thejson_extractfamily of aliases; native JSON columns (jsonb,VARIANT, …) are read natively and ingestion now keeps theirdb_type.TRY_CAST(text AS DOUBLE)in comparisons,IN, arithmetic andgreatest/least; a non-numeric text literal is a plan-time error.LIKEpattern language everywhere (\escapes%,_, itself;[is literal).{"source_model": "customers", "dimensions": ["name", {"expression": "regexp_extract(email, '@(.+)$', 1)", "name": "domain"}], "filters": ["name ~* '^a'", "json_value(payload, '$.plan') = 'pro'", "amount_txt > 100"]}Behaviour changes
greatest/leastignore NULL arguments on SQLite, MySQL, BigQuery, ClickHouse and Trino (they returned NULL).LIKEon SQLite is case-sensitive (nowGLOB);ILIKEis the case-insensitive form. Model SQL is untouched.%/modover non-integers work on Postgres, SQL Server and BigQuery and keep the fraction on SQLite.substr/lower/upper/instrcount characters, not bytes.greatest/least2022 — a server reporting an older version fails at plan time.floor(NULL)on SQLite (SQLAlchemy'smath.floorUDF),log2/LOG(b, x)on Postgres, granularity calls in raw-rows filters.How it's built
Each library function has an explicit lowering through a typed
SqlDialecthook per function family; the base holds the portable default and each dialect file overrides only its quirks. A registry-driven matrix (tests/test_dev2120_library_matrix.py) fails for any library function without cases, executes every case on SQLite and DuckDB, and emits it on all nine dialects; the integration suites run the same case table live. Coercion is an ordinaryTRY_CASTkey inserted by the checker, so it needs no new key kind.Spec, design and tasks:
openspec/changes/dev-2120-portable-expression-library-strings-math-regex-json-coercion/.Verification so far
Unit suite and the integration suite with CI settings pass locally, including the library on a real Postgres 16. MySQL, ClickHouse, Trino and SQL Server run in this PR's path-gated workflows, Snowflake and BigQuery in their secret-gated suites — those lowerings were written from the engines' documentation and are first exercised live here. C9 stays "yes" only once the Snowflake and BigQuery suites have actually executed.
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