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Postgres truncates identifiers to 63 bytes, which breaks parsing field names from long JOIN aliases in execute_select. Record each related group's field names when the query is built and zip them positionally so long OneToOne and nested FK names work. Fixes tortoise#1902 Co-authored-by: MarkGus0 <MarkGus0@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
Postgres truncates identifiers to 63 bytes. Tortoise
select_relatedJOINs build aliases such astable__long_relation__nested.fieldandexecute_selectused to recover field names by splitting those aliases on.. After truncation this raisesIndexError(the.is gone) or hydrates the wrong attribute (AttributeErroron long OneToOne / column names).Related columns were already sliced by position via
select_related_idx. This change records the ordered field names for each related group when the query is built and zips them with row values, so field identity no longer depends on untruncated aliases. SQLite and MySQL keep the same SELECT shape; only hydration mapping changes.Motivation and Context
Fixes tortoise#1902
How Has This Been Tested?
.only()+select_relatedselect_related/.only()/ relations tests on SQLiteChecklist: