fix: bind sqlc.slice and named arguments by position on sqlite - #260
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sqlc numbers a SQLite query's placeholders as soon as it uses a named argument, and numbers them assuming a sqlc.slice marker takes one bind slot. The marker expands to one slot per element, so every "?N" after it names the wrong slot: the query returns wrong rows, or sqlite rejects the binding count outright. Only a length of one lined up by accident. Strip the indexes and pass the arguments in text order instead, which is correct for any slice length including an empty one. A reused argument becomes one bind slot per use site, flagged Repeated so it stays a single function argument. The fields of a bundled Params class are reordered the same way: the drivers expand them positionally. A query whose slots and parameters do not line up exactly keeps both sqlc's order and sqlc's numbering, which agree with each other. Only queries that hold both a numbered placeholder and a marker are touched. Without a marker sqlc's indexes hold and nothing changes. Closes #258
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSQLite placeholder slots now retain explicit numbers. SQLite query generation detects mixed numbered placeholders and Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to SQLite slice expansion and repeated named arguments now use positional binding, but one runtime fixture does not verify that the repeated argument independently affects results. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up to strengthen that test. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@test/driver_turso_sync/queries_named_slice.sql`:
- Line 9: Update the query predicate in the test fixture so the second
sqlc.arg(wanted) occurrence is required to equal wanted, ensuring
repeated-argument binding affects which rows are returned while preserving the
existing slice and ordering conditions.
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The second sqlc.arg(wanted) sat in "note != wanted", which every seeded row satisfies whatever it is bound to - a misbound slot changed nothing. Compare it against name instead, where a wrong value drops the rows. Swap the :one count for a row select: count(*) always returns a row, so the generated "row is None" branch was unreachable.
Fixes #258.
sqlc numbers a SQLite query's placeholders once it uses a named argument, and it counts a
sqlc.slicemarker as one slot. The marker expands to one slot per element, so every?Nafter it points at the wrong slot - wrong rows back, or sqlite refusing the binding count. A slice of length one happened to line up, which is why nothing caught it.Now the indexes are stripped and the arguments go in text order, which holds for any length including empty. A reused argument gets one slot per use site but stays one function argument. Bundled
Paramsclasses get the same treatment since the drivers expand them field by field. Anything that does not line up exactly is left alone with sqlc's numbering intact, and queries without a marker are not touched at all.New query file plus runtime tests on sqlite3 and turso_sync covering slice lengths 0 to 3.