fix(sql): recover T-SQL bracket-named and CREATE OR ALTER routines - #2
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T-SQL's AS BEGIN...END body idiom never parses structurally (the grammar has no create_procedure form for it), so recovery from ERROR nodes is the only path such routines have into the graph — and the recovery pattern matched only bare or double-quoted names and only OR REPLACE. In a T-SQL codebase that brackets every identifier ([dbo].[usp_X], a common house standard) and uses CREATE OR ALTER, every stored procedure silently vanished: 0/26 recovered in the reporting corpus. - accept bracket-delimited name parts and OR ALTER, mirroring what fb_proc_or_trigger already does for Firebird - hoist the pattern into a shared _ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RX used by both recovery sites (walk-time ERROR scan and whole-file has_error fallback): when the two drifted, a mixed-delimiter name (dbo.[usp_Mixed]) was captured differently by each, minting a second phantom node named after the schema that id-dedupe could not catch Recovered routines stay name-only nodes (no body reads_from edges), matching the existing PL/pgSQL recovery. Each new guard was mutation-tested: dropping the bracket alternative, dropping OR ALTER, and re-introducing the pattern drift each fail exactly their test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR restores recovery of bracket-named and CREATE OR ALTER T-SQL routines and includes targeted verification for the changed behavior. A stale documentation reference remains as a minor follow-up, but no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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TreeSitter->>FileLevelFallback: parse errors
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_scan_sql-->>FileLevelFallback: masked SQL
FileLevelFallback->>_ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RX: masked SQL
_ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RX-->>FileLevelFallback: deduplicated routine matches
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…ames [a]]b] names the identifier a]b; stopping at the first ] truncated the recovered routine to [dbo].[a] — a phantom that could collide with a genuinely named [dbo].[a]. The bracketed-part alternative now consumes ]] before treating a lone ] as the closing delimiter, in both name-part positions of the shared _ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RX. Mutation-tested: reverting the escape handling fails the new regression test. Addresses the CodeRabbit P2 review finding on PR #2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed in a888007: the bracketed-part alternative now consumes |
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…ask the ERROR-node scan The recovery mask read '-- note' inside a string literal as a line comment (blanking to end-of-line) and a /* inside a string as a block comment opener (blanking through the next real */), so real DDL sharing the span could be hidden. The mask now preserves single-quoted strings (with '' escapes), double-quoted identifiers, and bracket-delimited identifiers (with ]] escapes) before blanking comments. Literal patterns are deliberately single-line: the mask only runs on files that already failed to parse, where an unclosed quote is likely, and a multi-line match would let one unclosed delimiter swallow real DDL below it. The walk-time ERROR-node scan now masks too: an ERROR blob whose byte span covers commented-out DDL fabricated a routine node from it exactly as the whole-file scan once did (reproduced: a -- CREATE PROC line sandwiched between broken segments). Both guards are mutation-tested: a literal-blind mask fails the new unit pin; an unmasked ERROR scan fails the extended fabrication test.
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Unresolved findings remain in comment/literal masking, escaped-identifier recovery, and optional dependency handling.
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Pull request overview
Extends SQL routine recovery for T-SQL syntax, bracketed identifiers, and comment-aware fallback scanning.
Changes:
- Supports brackets,
OR ALTER, andPROC. - Shares routine recovery logic and masks SQL comments.
- Adds regression tests for recovery and masking.
File summaries
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graphify/extractors/sql.py |
Moderate, 4 votes: unterminated block comments can fabricate routines. Moderate, 2 votes: fallback scanning can recover DDL inside string literals. Moderate, 2 votes: escaped double-quoted identifiers are truncated. |
tests/test_multilang.py |
Critical, 4 votes: direct tree_sitter_sql import should use pytest.importorskip. |
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- The comment mask handles
--and/*...*/but not MySQL's valid#line comments. The extractor explicitly accounts for MySQL routine syntax below (lines 504-506), so with an unrelated parse error# CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_Fake] ...remains visible and fabricates a node in the whole-file fallback. Add dialect-aware handling for#comments, or make the supported comment dialects explicit.
r"|(--[^\n]*|/\*.*?\*/)", # group 1: the comment span to blank
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… name escapes Three review findings on the recovery scans, each mutation-tested: - Single-quoted strings are now BLANKED by the mask instead of preserved: routine names never live in single quotes, and preserved dynamic SQL (EXEC(N'CREATE PROC [dbo].[Fake] ...')) fabricated a routine node whenever an unrelated parse error armed the whole-file scan. Double-quoted and bracket-delimited identifiers stay verbatim — they are exactly the delimited names the recovery regex must see. - An UNCLOSED block comment now masks to end-of-file (matching SQL semantics). Requiring the closing */ left everything after an unterminated /* unmasked, and an unterminated comment is exactly the kind of error that arms recovery, so DDL inside it fabricated nodes. - The double-quoted name atom in _ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RX and the mask now consume "" escapes, so CREATE PROCEDURE "dbo"."a""b" recovers its full name instead of truncating at the first quote — the "" twin of the ]] bracket escape. (For a statement the grammar CAN parse, tree-sitter-sql itself truncates object_reference at the escape; that upstream grammar defect is out of scope here.) Also converts the ]] regression test's hard tree_sitter_sql import to pytest.importorskip — on this branch the grammar is still an optional extra, so a default install's suite must skip, not error.
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Copilot's three findings addressed in 3e44cbe — all real, and each is mutation-tested (reverting any one fix fails its test):
Validated: full suite |
… masked file Independent review of 3e44cbe found the regex mask had hit its complexity ceiling, with one regression and one surviving hole: - REGRESSION: a /* inside a MULTI-LINE single-quoted string (ordinary T-SQL dynamic SQL) was not recognized as a literal by the single-line string atom, so the new unclosed-comment-to-EOF rule blanked the rest of the file — hiding every routine below. The mask is now a linear character scanner: the in-string /* is consumed as blanked, line-scoped string content and never opens a comment. - Nested /* */ (SQL Server and PostgreSQL both nest) ended at the first */, so DDL commented out inside a nested comment fabricated a node. The scanner tracks nesting depth. The scanner emits exactly one output character per input character, so the offset/line invariant holds by construction. The per-ERROR-node recovery scan is removed as unsound, not just redundant: tree-sitter's lexer does not nest /* */ either, so an ERROR fragment can begin MID-comment with no opener in sight, and no fragment-level mask can know that. Any ERROR node makes root.has_error true, so the whole-file masked scan already recovers everything the per-node scan could, from the same shared regex, with id dedupe. Also narrows the fabrication claim to what the mask models (MySQL double-quoted strings and dollar-quoted bodies still rely on the has_error gate alone) and updates the comments that overclaimed.
…est rationale Verification review of 5c285bb surfaced one regression and two overclaiming comments: - A bracket/double-quote span that reaches its closer ACROSS a comment opener ('SELECT [Col FROM t -- CREATE PROC [dbo]' closes on [dbo]'s bracket) was preserved verbatim, shielding the commented-out DDL inside it from the mask — as was a truly unterminated opener, whose span ran to end-of-line. Both shapes are now abandoned: the delimiter is emitted alone and the line rescanned, so the comment fires. The trade — a genuine identifier containing '--' or '/*' ([a--b]) is now conservatively blanked past the opener, losing that routine's recovery, never fabricating one — is stated at the branch. - The line-scoping rationale claimed single-quoted dynamic SQL was handled; only the same-line form is. Multi-line dynamic SQL (SET @SQL = N'<newline>CREATE PROC ...') fabricates from its continuation lines and is now documented as a known hole beside the unmodelled quoting dialects, with the reason it is not closed (a string heuristic risks swallowing real DDL in a recovery-only path). - The nesting comment now names the dialects that do NOT nest /* */ (MySQL, Oracle), where depth tracking over-blanks — losing, never fabricating, which is the accepted direction.
Fuzz verification of 1d56f17 found the abandon-and-rescan rule re-paired single quotes: a quote inside an abandoned span became a live opener, shifted pairing could swallow a genuine dynamic-SQL string's closing quote, and EXEC(N'CREATE PROC ...') was exposed again — the exact fabrication 3e44cbe closed, reachable through a one-line prefix (SELECT [Col's -- x] ; EXEC(N'...')). A distrusted span (unterminated, or closing across a -- or /*) is irreducibly ambiguous — identifier data vs stray delimiter — and any rule that picks one reading exposes text another reading blanks. So blank the union of every reading: the rest of the span's line is blanked outright, and a raw /* on it with no later */ on the same line carries forward as nesting-aware comment state (some reading may have left it open; a real */ below still closes it). Under-blanking is what fabricates and is now structurally impossible for these spans; over-blanking loses at most routines on a line that was already broken. Adds a deterministic 20k-case fuzz pinning the structural invariants (one char per char, newlines preserved, blank-or-verbatim, idempotence) so the next masking defect class trips a property, not a hand-written shape.
…ial fuzz Differential fuzzing of c786d61 (1M cases) found the union stopped one step short: where a carried block comment closed MID-line, the rest of that line was emitted verbatim — but under the reading where the carry never opened, that whole line can be a comment or a string ('-- note */ CREATE PROC ...' fabricated from a line that BEGINS with --). The distrusted-span blank is now a loop (_blank_tail_and_carry): blank to end-of-line, carry any raw unclosed /* to its nesting-aware close, and where that close lands mid-line apply the same rule to the remainder of that line, until a line ends carry-free. Content on a carry-close line is conservatively lost; the next line resumes normally. Lands the defect class as a test, not just shapes: a frozen copy of this revision's mask is embedded in the test file and a 20k-case differential fuzz asserts the live mask never exposes a character the frozen baseline blanks — the monotonicity property that found every masking defect in this series (it fails on c786d61; the structural fuzz alone did not).
Review sign-off notes: the subset claim is now scoped to exclude the irreducible */* token-split divergence (a fifth absolute claim was not going to fare better than the first four), and the differential-fuzz test says how to refresh its frozen baseline on a deliberate exposure change instead of being deleted.
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A review-driven hardening series landed on this branch (5c285bb..f0cc7cc), from iterating an adversarial review + differential fuzzing until PASS. Net effect on
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The Graphify review bot flagged (and a repro confirmed) that DDL keywords occurring INSIDE a preserved delimited identifier fabricate a routine: 'SELECT 1 AS [CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.usp_Phantom pending]' in a file with an unrelated parse error minted dbo.usp_Phantom(). The mask must preserve delimited identifiers verbatim — they carry the recoverable names — but the recovery regex was not span-aware, so it matched keywords inside them. The scanner (_scan_sql) now also returns the [start, end) of every preserved identifier span, and the whole-file recovery scan skips any match whose CREATE keyword starts inside one: a genuine statement's NAME may be a delimited identifier; its CREATE never is. _mask_sql_comments stays as the masked-text-only wrapper, so the frozen-baseline and structural fuzz tests apply unchanged (blanking behavior is untouched). Mutation-tested: removing the skip fails the new regression test.
The Graphify review bot flagged (and a repro confirmed) that the recovery regex matched CREATE inside a bare identifier: 'SELECT AUTOCREATE PROCEDURE x FROM t;' in an error-bearing file minted a phantom routine x(). Delimited identifiers are span-skipped at the scan site, but a bare word has no span, so the regex itself must refuse — \bCREATE closes it. Mutation-tested: removing the boundary fails the new regression test.
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542-551: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUpdate the docstring: the walk-time ERROR scan no longer exists.
This PR removes recovery scanning from individual tree-sitter
ERRORnodes (graphify/extractors/sql.pylines 489-498). Only the whole-filehas_errorfallback remains. The docstring describes two recovery sites that must agree, which no longer matches the implementation. The test itself is still valid; it pins the captured name for a mixed-delimiter routine.The same stale wording appears at line 749 in
_frozen_mask_2026_08_24("Used by both routine-recovery scans").🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Problem
T-SQL's
AS BEGIN...ENDbody idiom never parses structurally (the grammar has nocreate_procedureform for it), so ERROR-node recovery is the only path such routines have into the graph — and the recovery pattern matched only bare/double-quoted names and onlyOR REPLACE. In a T-SQL codebase that brackets every identifier ([dbo].[usp_X]) and usesCREATE OR ALTER, every stored procedure silently vanished: 0/26 recovered in the reporting corpus.Change
OR ALTER, and thePROCshorthand, mirroring whatfb_proc_or_triggeralready does for Firebird._ROUTINE_RECOVERY_RXused by both recovery sites (walk-time ERROR scan and whole-filehas_errorfallback). When the two drifted, a mixed-delimiter name (dbo.[usp_Mixed]) was captured differently by each, minting a phantom second node named after the schema that id-dedupe could not catch.Recovered routines stay name-only nodes (no body
reads_fromedges), matching the existing PL/pgSQL recovery.Verification
Five new tests (bracketed, OR ALTER, PROC shorthand, mixed-delimiter single-node, commented-DDL non-fabrication), each proven capable of failing via targeted mutations. SQL + extract suites pass; ruff clean. CodeRabbit: 2 major findings on iteration 1 (PROC shorthand, comment fabrication) — both fixed; iteration 2: 0 findings.
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CREATE OR ALTERdeclarations.