named_parameters stripped SQL comments before string literals in
separate passes. A string literal such as '-- TODO' would be treated
as the start of a line comment, swallowing the rest of the line and
hiding any named parameters that followed it. For example:
select * from t where note = '-- TODO' and id = :id
returned [] instead of ['id'], so the query parameter input form
would be missing the :id field.
Match comments and string literals in a single left-to-right pass so
that whichever construct starts first wins, matching how SQL is
actually tokenized.
Co-authored-by: JSap0914 <JSap0914@users.noreply.github.com>
escape_sqlite() wrapped identifiers in [brackets] without escaping any ]
characters inside the string. Since SQLite does not support escaping ]
within bracket quoting, an identifier containing ] could break out and
inject arbitrary SQL. Fall back to double-quote quoting (doubling any
embedded ") when the identifier contains ].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Fix for execute write returning, closes#2762
* Fix stored write returning rowcount message
* Add configurable execute_write returning limit
* Return rows/truncated from execute query if it used RETURNING
* INSERT ... RETURNING shows rows in /-/execute-write
* Skip RETURNING tests if SQLite version does not support it
Screenshot: https://github.com/simonw/datasette/issues/2762#issuecomment-4588111545
Use the router-stripped route_path when building request-derived export
URLs, so table, row, and query JSON/CSV links do not apply base_url twice.
Keep urls.path() behavior unchanged, and add coverage for both /prefix/
exports and a /data/ base_url with a data database.
Closes#2759
* Dash encoding functions, tests and docs, refs #1439
* dash encoding is now like percent encoding but with dashes
* Use dash-encoding for row PKs and ?_next=, refs #1439
* Use dash encoding for table names, refs #1439
* Use dash encoding for database names, too, refs #1439
See also https://simonwillison.net/2022/Mar/5/dash-encoding/
Context manager with open closes the files after usage.
When the object is already a pathlib.Path i used read_text
write_text functions
In some cases pathlib.Path.open were used in context manager,
it is basically the same as builtin open.
Thanks, Konstantin Baikov!
* Support for generated columns, closes#1116
* Show SQLite version in pytest report header
* Use table_info() if SQLite < 3.26.0
* Cache sqlite_version() rather than re-calculate every time
* Adjust test_database_page for SQLite 3.26.0 or higher
