fix: keep backslashes in the generated SQL constants - #262
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The query text went into a plain Python literal, so Python read every escape it recognises before the SQL ever reached the driver: "a\tb" was sent with a tab, "C:\name" with a newline, and "\d+" survived only by accident - an escape Python does not know is a SyntaxWarning today and a SyntaxError in a later version. The docstring that repeats the SQL had the same problem. Query text holding a backslash is now emitted as a raw literal, in both places. Escaping is not an option for the docstring: ruff D301 wants the raw prefix whatever the backslash spells, so one rule covers both. It is safe because both emitters put the closing delimiter on its own line, so the text can never end in a backslash. Text without a backslash keeps the plain literal, which is why no existing fixture moves. Fixtures for sqlite3, pymysql and psycopg_sync: a backslash means something different in each engine, and each runs its own placeholder rewrite over the same text. Closes #259
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Every :one function generates a "row is None" branch, and the new tests only ever hit rows. Give the sqlite and MySQL pattern query a row to miss and assert both queries return None for an absent id; on psycopg, whose queries take no table, drive the same branch through NoRowConn.
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In `@test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py`:
- Around line 1309-1311: Correct the comments explaining the escape sequence in
both listed sites:
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py lines
1309-1311 and test/driver_sqlite3/dataclass/test_sqlite3_dataclass_functions.py
lines 1199-1201. State that a non-raw Python literal converts \t to a tab while
preserving \d as two characters and emitting an invalid-escape warning; do not
claim that \d is dropped.
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It is not dropped: Python leaves an escape it does not know as the two characters it wrote, with an invalid-escape warning that a later version turns into an error. Only "\t" and friends are rewritten.
Fixes #259.
The query text went into a plain Python literal, so Python read every escape it recognises before the SQL ever reached the driver.
LIKE 'a\tb'was sent with a tab,'C:\name'with a newline, andREGEXP '\d+'only survived by accident - an escape Python does not know is a SyntaxWarning now and a SyntaxError later. The docstring repeating the SQL had the same problem.Query text with a backslash is now emitted as a raw literal, constant and docstring alike. Escaping would not work for the docstring - ruff D301 wants the
rprefix whatever the backslash spells - so one rule covers both. Safe because the closing delimiter always sits on its own line, so the text can never end in a backslash. Text without a backslash keeps the plain literal, which is why no existing fixture moves.Fixtures for sqlite3, pymysql and psycopg_sync, since a backslash means something different in each engine and each runs its own placeholder rewrite over the same text. Checked they actually catch it: stripping the
rprefixes back off makes the sqlite test fail withassert 'a\tb\\d+' == 'a\\tb\\d+'.Left out: SQL containing
"""still breaks the generated file. Separate mechanism, filed as #261.