feat: MySQL support via the pymysql and asyncmy drivers - #248
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New sql_driver values pymysql (sync) and asyncmy (async) for engine mysql, sharing one driver implementation. Queries are rewritten from sqlc's ? placeholders to pyformat %s at IR build time by a MySQL-aware lexer (backslash escapes, backticks, # comments, the -- whitespace rule, live /*! version comments); bodies are cursor-based. MySQL enum columns generate enums.py classes, tinyint(1) maps to bool, TIME to datetime.timedelta, and binary values bind as bytes and decode as memoryview. :execlastid is supported via cursor.lastrowid; :copyfrom is rejected. sqlc's per-occurrence params for a reused sqlc.slice are collapsed before the query_parameter_limit check. asyncmy queries modules carry a pyright suppression for its unannotated cursor stubs. Generated output for both drivers passes ruff format --check, ruff select ALL, and pyright strict, and was smoke-tested against MySQL 9. All seven existing driver fixture sets regenerate byte-identically.
New test/driver_pymysql (10 codegen blocks incl. omit_tc) and test/driver_asyncmy (8 blocks) with a MySQL-dialect schema covering the full type matrix, backticked identifiers, inline enum/set columns, the version-comment placeholder, and the parameterless-:many percent regression. 1049 runtime pytest tests across both drivers. Wires the build scripts, nox sessions, conftest fixtures (shared cleanup, aborted-run recovery), a mysql:9 CI service plus check jobs, README, and CONTRIBUTING. Also fixes a pre-existing FilterUnusedModels hole the matrix exposed: an enum referenced only as the DefaultType of an overridden column was dropped under omit_unused_models, leaving the generated enums.X(...) parameter conversion dangling.
Mechanical: the rebuilt wasm stamps its own version into every generated header, and the build script propagates the new binary and sha256 pin into each driver directory and the root sqlc.yaml. No generated code changes.
Adds asyncmy and pymysql to the drivers guide (connection examples, typing-stub callouts, shared MySQL behavior), getting-started tabs in all six tab groups, a MySQL section in the enums guide (inline enum and set columns, the multi-valued-set limitation), the MySQL type-mapping table, the feature-support matrix columns with a text-protocol note under prepared queries, and the sql_driver lists in the configuration pages. Generated code examples come from the committed fixtures.
Findings from the full branch review, all verified against live MySQL: - A reused sqlc.arg() surfaced one keyword parameter per occurrence (sqlc's MySQL engine emits per-occurrence params); same-named parameters now merge into one argument whose repeats keep their positional binding slots, with a NOT NULL use site tightening the merged nullability. The query_parameter_limit check counts logical parameters. - :execlastid returned 0 after a no-insert statement; the drivers' lastrowid is never None, so the body maps 0 to the documented None. - omit_unused_models no longer retains enums referenced only by a return-side override DefaultType. - New fixture coverage: a db_type DATETIME override through the new stamp converter pair (isolated dbtype module + runtime suite) and an enum-typed sqlc.slice (element-wise conversion, invalid member raises). - omit_tc blocks drop their dead override; handwritten __init__ docstrings corrected; the schema twins re-synced; absolute count asserts became range-scoped; conftest percent-decodes URI credentials. - CLAUDE.md refreshed for nine drivers and the two-database pytest requirement (supersedes PR 247); CONTRIBUTING session table, the type-mappings SET row, and the LOAD DATA note corrected.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds PyMySQL and Asyncmy support for MySQL code generation. The change adds MySQL type mappings, enum handling, placeholder rewriting, repeated-parameter merging, cursor-based execution, result iteration, and driver-specific imports. It updates configuration, documentation, CI, Nox sessions, fixtures, schemas, queries, and integration tests across supported model libraries. It also fixes unused enum and Mergeability Score: 🟠 High · up to The MySQL support changes can currently produce incorrect generated types and parameter interfaces, leak database cursors during normal failure or partial-iteration paths, and allow dependency, configuration, and fixture issues that make builds or tests unreliable. These concrete correctness and runtime risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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The count queries always return a row, so their not-found branch needs the no-row connection stub the psycopg suites already use; sync and async stub variants cover count_mysql_types, count_case_rows, and count_enum_override_by_moods (incl. the omit_tc modules). A comprehensive not-found test per suite exercises every remaining :one miss branch, the no-insert :execlastid, the empty-slice enum count, and the sub-module Querier conn properties.
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internal/driver/sqlite_base.go (1)
264-289: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the now-shared helpers out of
sqlite_base.goand renamewriteSqliteCall.
writeSliceExpansionis now placeholder-style agnostic, andinternal/driver/mysql_base.gocalls bothwriteSliceExpansionandwriteSqliteCall(lines 190, 203, 221, 245). Thesqlitename no longer describes the scope, and a reader ofmysql_base.gosees a SQLite-named helper.Move both helpers to
internal/driver/common.goand renamewriteSqliteCallto something style-neutral, for examplewriteCursorCall.Also applies to: 295-317
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 36: Update the MySQL service image configuration to replace the mutable
mysql:9 tag with a reviewed immutable mysql@sha256 digest, keeping the existing
MySQL service setup unchanged.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 74-76: Remove the repeated driver-directory requirement in
CLAUDE.md, retaining a single clear instruction covering both build scripts,
noxfile.py’s DRIVER_PATHS, and the ci.yml job and ci-done needs list.
In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Around line 77-78: Update the prerequisite statements at the sections around
the existing lines 17 and 119 so runtime tests require both local PostgreSQL and
local MySQL, matching the pytest session requirement. Remove wording that
presents PostgreSQL alone as sufficient while preserving unrelated setup
guidance.
In `@docs/content/_index.md`:
- Around line 39-41: Update the page frontmatter description to include the
MySQL drivers asyncmy and pymysql, keeping the metadata consistent with the
“Nine drivers” title and the existing driver listings.
In `@docs/content/docs/guide/drivers.md`:
- Around line 150-216: Update the later driver-support statement for :execlastid
to include MySQL alongside SQLite, consistent with the metadata.CmdExecLastId
contract and the MySQL behavior documented in this section.
In `@docs/content/docs/reference/configuration-options.md`:
- Line 22: Update the sql_driver description in the configuration options table
to remove all arrow notation from the driver-to-engine mapping and express the
relationships using words, while preserving the listed drivers and engine names.
In `@internal/driver/mysql_base.go`:
- Around line 140-162: Update the generated QueryResults implementations in the
fetch-lines and next-function generation paths so synchronous and asynchronous
cursors are managed with the appropriate context wrappers, guaranteeing closure
after execute/fetchall, execute/fetchone failures, and exhaustion. Ensure stored
cursors in __next__ and __anext__ are explicitly cleaned up before raising
StopIteration/StopAsyncIteration and when iteration is abandoned, using the
existing wrapper-line helpers to preserve nesting.
In `@internal/render/imports.go`:
- Around line 616-624: Update isAnyQueryExecResult to use slices.ContainsFunc
over queries, checking each query’s Cmd against metadata.CmdExecResult, while
preserving the existing boolean result and removing the manual loop.
- Around line 700-704: The hasMany guard in structUses must use the owning
query’s :many status rather than shared module-level state, so non-emitted :one
return structs do not retain unused imports when another query is :many. Pass
the owning query’s status into structUses and add a regression test covering
mixed :many/:one queries.
In `@internal/render/queries.go`:
- Around line 18-25: Update the generated query module handling in the asyncmy
branch to narrow reportUnknownMemberType suppression to the emitted
cur.execute(...) lines, using per-line ignores that remain valid with generated
line wrapping. If placement cannot be made reliable, retain the file-level
directive and document that generation constraint in its comment.
In `@internal/transform/mysql_sql.go`:
- Around line 17-65: Centralize the MySQL lexing rules currently duplicated by
rewriteMySQLSQL in internal/transform/mysql_sql.go:17-65 and placeholderSequence
in internal/driver/common.go:258-327. Export or move the scanner from
mysql_sql.go, then make placeholderSequence consume that shared implementation
instead of restating the rules; update both sites accordingly so backslash
escapes, quoting, comments, and /*! bodies remain consistent.
In `@internal/transform/queries.go`:
- Around line 216-225: Update writeSqliteCall so zero-parameter statements do
not emit or pass sql_args = () to cur.execute; when len(parts) == 0, omit the
args segment or pass None, while preserving existing argument handling for
parameterized statements.
- Around line 227-234: Update bundled-mode parameter construction in the query
transformation flow around dedupSliceParams and bundledParams so repeated named
or reused parameters produce one logical bundled parameter while retaining every
SQL binding slot in the driver. Preserve plain-mode behavior and the existing
CopyFrom handling, ensuring bundled values cannot diverge across repeated
occurrences.
In `@internal/types/mysql.go`:
- Around line 45-46: Update the MySQL type mapping switch containing the Int
case to recognize signed and unsigned spellings for every supported integer
type, including int, smallint, mediumint, tinyint, bigint, year, and serial,
while preserving the Int result. Add focused coverage in the existing MySQL type
tests for these signed and unsigned variants, especially the currently unmapped
forms.
In `@test/conftest.py`:
- Around line 273-288: Update the asyncmy_conn fixture cleanup to await
conn.ensure_closed() instead of calling conn.close(), preserving the existing
cursor cleanup sequence and ensuring the asynchronous connection shutdown
completes before the fixture exits.
In `@test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_classes.py`:
- Around line 912-957: Extend the cleanup flow following test_delete_slice_rows
so fixed-key rows are removed after each suite: in
test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_classes.py:912-957 delete 7100,
7101, and 7150; in
test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_functions.py:918-963 delete 7600,
7601, and 7650; in
test/driver_asyncmy/dataclass/test_asyncmy_dataclass_classes.py:912-957 delete
6100, 6101, and 6150; and in
test/driver_asyncmy/dataclass/test_asyncmy_dataclass_functions.py:925-970 delete
6600, 6601, and 6650.
In `@test/driver_asyncmy/schema.sql`:
- Around line 116-124: Update the comments in schema.sql for
test_case_sensitivity, test_converters, and test_dbtype_override so they no
longer reference unavailable asyncmy query files or unsupported
converter/db_type override configuration; state instead that these tables are
retained solely to keep the schema identical to the pymysql fixture.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py`:
- Around line 776-780: Replace exact count assertions in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py#L776-L780,
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_functions.py#L779-L783,
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py#L776-L780, and
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py#L786-L790 with
range-scoped or relative assertions. In
test/driver_pymysql/pydantic/test_pymysql_pydantic_classes.py#L499-L501 and
test/driver_pymysql/pydantic/test_pymysql_pydantic_functions.py#L477-L479, reuse
the relative-count pattern from test_case_count so shared-table rows do not
require an exact count of one.
Apply the same fix in
`@test/driver_pymysql/msgspec/test_pymysql_msgspec_classes.py` around lines 500 -
520: Covered by the same unfiltered exact-one-row assertion issue.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py`:
- Around line 914-917: Add a final cleanup test after the last enum assertion in
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py at lines
914-917, depending on that assertion, to delete ENUM_OVERRIDE_ID and
ENUM_OVERRIDE_ID_2 from test_enum_override. Add the matching cleanup test in
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py at lines
931-934, following the existing slice and converter cleanup pattern.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/omit_tc/test_omit_typechecking_runtime.py`:
- Around line 111-116: Add the same pytest dependency marker used by
TestOmitTcFunctions::test_delete_enum_override to
TestOmitTcClasses::test_delete_enum_override, targeting the insert-chain
dependency so cleanup runs only after the required setup tests.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/pydantic/test_pymysql_pydantic_functions.py`:
- Around line 29-30: Explicitly import pymysql.cursors in both Pydantic test
files so references to pymysql.cursors.Cursor do not rely on transitive imports;
retain the existing pymysql and pytest imports.
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In `@internal/driver/sqlite_base.go`:
- Around line 264-289: Move the shared writeSliceExpansion helper and
writeSqliteCall from sqlite_base.go into common.go, then rename writeSqliteCall
to a style-neutral name such as writeCursorCall. Update every caller, including
mysql_base.go and SQLite code, while preserving their existing behavior and
signatures aside from the rename.
- asyncmy connections close via ensure_closed (close is the sync half) - the pydantic suites import pymysql.cursors explicitly - exact count(*) asserts on the shared tables became lower bounds, and the attrs/dataclass suites clean their enum-override rows like the other suites already did - the omit_tc classes cleanup carries the missing dependency marker - writeSqliteCall/writeSliceExpansion move to common.go as writeCursorCall (shared by the sqlite, turso, and MySQL drivers) - CLAUDE.md drops a duplicated sentence; CONTRIBUTING, the docs landing description, and the drivers page mention MySQL where they still said postgres or sqlite only
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The stated repository conventions and implementation constraints make the nine findings non-actionable for this PR. I withdraw them. The lexer duplication can remain a future design consideration. The current package boundary and parity tests provide sufficient justification for this change set. ✏️ Learnings added
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In `@test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py`:
- Around line 780-782: Update the unfiltered all_mysql_types_cursor assertions
to verify that the fetched row has model.id_, rather than accepting shared-row
counts: apply this at the cursor assertion ranges in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py:785-792,
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_functions.py:788-795,
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py:785-792,
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py:795-802,
test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_classes.py:866-874,
test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_functions.py:872-880,
test/driver_asyncmy/dataclass/test_asyncmy_dataclass_classes.py:866-874, and
test/driver_asyncmy/dataclass/test_asyncmy_dataclass_functions.py:875-883.
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each assertion to model.id_.
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The unfiltered SELECT * cursor tests asserted exactly one fetched row with the suite's id first, which breaks when the shared table carries another file's rows; membership of the suite's own id is the assertion that actually matters. Also applies to the msgspec/pydantic variants keyed on TYPE_ID.
Findings of another full review pass: - Merging same-named parameters by name alone conflated independent bare ? parameters that merely share a column name: a rename query bound one value to both slots. sqlc's own MySQL codegen keeps those distinct and marks only sqlc.arg reuse, so the merge now requires IsNamedParam; tests pin both behaviors. - cryptography joins the runtime deps: mysql:9's default caching_sha2_password full auth needs it over plaintext TCP, and only the healthcheck's cache priming hid that. - FilterUnusedModels also skips DefaultType retention for converter-overridden params (converters never call the enum class). - The enum catalog scan and the escaped-string scanner are shared helpers instead of per-engine copies; :execrows reuses the writeExec closure; CLAUDE.md loses a duplicated paragraph and stale counts.
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internal/types/mysql.go (1)
34-44: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUnsigned and signed spellings are still only handled for
bigint.Line 43 lists
bigint unsignedandbigint signed. The sibling spellingsint unsigned,integer unsigned,smallint unsigned,mediumint unsigned, andtinyint unsignedfall through toresolveCatalogEnumand produceAny.tinyint unsignedalso misses thetinyint(1)bool mapping at line 34.This repeats a finding from a previous review commit.
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140-162: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGenerated cursors still leak on failure and on iterator abandonment.
In
fetchLines,cur.close()runs only afterexecute()andfetchall()both succeed. If either raises, the cursor stays open. In the__next__/__anext__body, line 160 clearsself._cursoron exhaustion without closing it, and an abandoned iteration never closes it either.Wrap the fetch path in
with self._conn.cursor() as cur:(orasync with) and close the stored cursor before raisingStopIteration/StopAsyncIteration.This repeats a finding from a previous review commit.
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In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 15-20: Update the cryptography dependency requirement in the
project dependency list from >=45.0.0 to >=50.0.0, leaving the PyMySQL and
asyncmy requirements unchanged.
In `@test/conftest.py`:
- Around line 126-132: Update the database value in the connection-settings
return block to fall back to the same default used by the --mysql-db option when
the parsed path is empty. Preserve the existing URL decoding and behavior for
explicitly provided database names.
In `@test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_functions.py`:
- Around line 650-656: Update each listed async iterator test, including
test_get_many_iter, to collect all yielded results before asserting. Assert the
collected row count matches the expected number, then validate each row’s type
and value, preserving the existing attrs.evolve comparisons and applying the
same pattern to all listed iterator tests.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py`:
- Around line 740-751: Update test_get_many_mood in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py at lines 740-751 and its
module-function counterpart in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_functions.py at lines 740-751:
replace the exact len(results) == 1 assertion with the established lower-bound
assertion, and verify every returned item is TestMysqlTypesMood.VALUE_24H while
preserving the existing QueryResults checks and callable-result validation.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py`:
- Around line 826-828: Add cleanup tests for fixed primary-key rows inserted by
test_insert_type_override and related dataclass tests, following
test_enum_override_cleanup. In
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py:826-828, delete
TYPE_OVERRIDE_ID, TYPE_OVERRIDE_NONE_ID, CASE_ID, CASE_ID + 1, RESERVED_ARG_ID,
INVALID_IDENTIFIER_ID, and THIRD_PARTY_ID; apply corresponding 1600–1860 ID
cleanup in
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py:840-842. If
test/conftest.py recreates the schema per session, make no test changes and
document that exception in a comment.
Apply the same fix in `@test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_classes.py`
around lines 914 - 959: The same missing-cleanup issue affects fixed IDs used by
the asyncmy attrs tests.
In `@test/driver_pymysql/omit_tc/test_omit_typechecking_runtime.py`:
- Around line 141-152: Move the existing pytest dependency marker named
TestOmitTcFunctions::list_enum_override from test_count_enum_override_by_moods
to test_list_enum_override_by_ids, preserving its dependency on
TestOmitTcFunctions::insert_enum_override and ensuring no duplicate marker
remains.
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In `@internal/driver/mysql_base.go`:
- Around line 140-162: Update fetchLines to acquire the connection cursor with
the appropriate synchronous or asynchronous context manager so it is closed when
execute or fetchall fails. In the generated nextDef function, close self._cursor
before clearing it and raising stopExc on exhaustion, while preserving the
existing record decoding and return behavior.
In `@internal/types/mysql.go`:
- Around line 34-44: Extend the type handling in the relevant type-resolution
switch to recognize signed and unsigned variants of int, integer, smallint,
mediumint, and tinyint as Int, while preserving tinyint(1) as Bool before
variant matching. Include both signed and unsigned spellings alongside the
existing bigint cases and ensure unmatched types continue to use the existing
fallback.
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| # caching_sha2_password full auth (the mysql:9 default) over plaintext | ||
| # TCP needs cryptography in both MySQL drivers; without it the first | ||
| # connection against a fresh server raises RuntimeError. | ||
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Set the cryptography requirement to >=50.0.0.
uv.lock resolves safe versions, but pyproject.toml still permits vulnerable cryptography versions below 50.0.0 when consumers install without the lockfile. The requested package versions exist, and the locked PyMySQL and asyncmy versions exclude their reported vulnerable ranges.
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In `@pyproject.toml` around lines 15 - 20, Update the cryptography dependency
requirement in the project dependency list from >=45.0.0 to >=50.0.0, leaving
the PyMySQL and asyncmy requirements unchanged.
| return { | ||
| "host": parsed.hostname or "localhost", | ||
| "port": parsed.port or 3306, | ||
| "user": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.username or "root"), | ||
| "password": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.password or ""), | ||
| "database": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.path.lstrip("/")), | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a fallback for the database name.
host, port, user, and password all have defaults, but database does not. If --mysql-db omits the path component (for example mysql://root:pw@localhost:3306), database becomes an empty string. PyMySQL and asyncmy then connect without a selected schema, and the first schema statement fails with "No database selected" instead of a clear configuration error. Use the same default as the option value.
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| return { | |
| "host": parsed.hostname or "localhost", | |
| "port": parsed.port or 3306, | |
| "user": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.username or "root"), | |
| "password": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.password or ""), | |
| "database": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.path.lstrip("/")), | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| "host": parsed.hostname or "localhost", | |
| "port": parsed.port or 3306, | |
| "user": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.username or "root"), | |
| "password": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.password or ""), | |
| "database": urllib.parse.unquote(parsed.path.lstrip("/")) or "root", | |
| } |
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In `@test/conftest.py` around lines 126 - 132, Update the database value in the
connection-settings return block to fall back to the same default used by the
--mysql-db option when the parsed path is empty. Preserve the existing URL
decoding and behavior for explicitly provided database names.
| @pytest.mark.dependency(name="AsyncmyTestAttrsFunctions::get_many_iter", depends=["AsyncmyTestAttrsFunctions::get_many"]) | ||
| async def test_get_many_iter(self, asyncmy_conn: asyncmy.Connection, model: models.TestMysqlType) -> None: | ||
| async for result in queries.get_many_mysql_type(conn=asyncmy_conn, id_=model.id_): | ||
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Assert the streamed result count.
Each async iteration test passes if QueryResults.__aiter__ yields no rows. Collect the rows, then assert their count and values. Apply this pattern to each listed iterator test.
Proposed fix for one iterator test
- async for result in queries.get_many_mysql_type(conn=asyncmy_conn, id_=model.id_):
- assert result is not None
- assert isinstance(result, models.TestMysqlType)
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- assert attrs.evolve(result, json_test=model.json_test) == model
+ results = [result async for result in queries.get_many_mysql_type(conn=asyncmy_conn, id_=model.id_)]
+ assert len(results) == 1
+ assert isinstance(results[0], models.TestMysqlType)
+ assert attrs.evolve(results[0], json_test=model.json_test) == modelAlso applies to: 676-681, 705-710, 730-735, 752-757, 774-779, 802-807, 827-832, 847-850
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In `@test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_functions.py` around lines 650 -
656, Update each listed async iterator test, including test_get_many_iter, to
collect all yielded results before asserting. Assert the collected row count
matches the expected number, then validate each row’s type and value, preserving
the existing attrs.evolve comparisons and applying the same pattern to all
listed iterator tests.
| def test_get_many_mood(self, queries_obj: queries.Queries, model: models.TestMysqlType) -> None: | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exact-one-row assertions on the mood-filtered query over a shared table. get_many_mood filters on mood only, so it returns rows that other pymysql suites inserted into the shared test_mysql_types table. Both suites already use lower-bound and membership assertions for count_mysql_types and all_mysql_types_cursor. Apply the same handling here.
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py#L740-L751: replacelen(results) == 1with a lower bound, and assert that every returned item isenums.TestMysqlTypesMood.VALUE_24H.test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_functions.py#L740-L751: apply the same change to the module-function variant.
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In `@test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py` around lines 740 -
751, Update test_get_many_mood in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_classes.py at lines 740-751 and its
module-function counterpart in
test/driver_pymysql/attrs/test_pymysql_attrs_functions.py at lines 740-751:
replace the exact len(results) == 1 assertion with the established lower-bound
assertion, and verify every returned item is TestMysqlTypesMood.VALUE_24H while
preserving the existing QueryResults checks and callable-result validation.
| @pytest.mark.dependency(name="PymysqlTestDataclassClasses::insert_type_override") | ||
| def test_insert_type_override(self, queries_obj: queries.Queries, override_model: models.TestTypeOverride) -> None: | ||
| queries_obj.insert_type_override(id_=override_model.id_, text_test=override_model.text_test) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fixed-key rows in shared MySQL fixtures need cleanup. Multiple suites insert rows with fixed primary keys into persistent tables but do not remove them afterward, so repeated runs can fail with duplicate-key errors instead of reporting test results. Add cleanup for the fixed IDs in the pymysql dataclass suites and the asyncmy attrs suite, following the existing enum-override cleanup pattern; if the fixture recreates the schema for every session, document that guarantee instead.
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In `@test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py` around lines
826 - 828, Add cleanup tests for fixed primary-key rows inserted by
test_insert_type_override and related dataclass tests, following
test_enum_override_cleanup. In
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_classes.py:826-828, delete
TYPE_OVERRIDE_ID, TYPE_OVERRIDE_NONE_ID, CASE_ID, CASE_ID + 1, RESERVED_ARG_ID,
INVALID_IDENTIFIER_ID, and THIRD_PARTY_ID; apply corresponding 1600–1860 ID
cleanup in
test/driver_pymysql/dataclass/test_pymysql_dataclass_functions.py:840-842. If
test/conftest.py recreates the schema per session, make no test changes and
document that exception in a comment.
Apply the same fix in `@test/driver_asyncmy/attrs/test_asyncmy_attrs_classes.py`
around lines 914 - 959: The same missing-cleanup issue affects fixed IDs used by
the asyncmy attrs tests.
| @pytest.mark.dependency(name="TestOmitTcFunctions::list_enum_override", depends=["TestOmitTcFunctions::insert_enum_override"]) | ||
| def test_count_enum_override_by_moods(self, pymysql_conn: pymysql.Connection) -> None: | ||
| # An empty slice expands to IN (NULL); count(*) still returns a row. | ||
| assert functions_queries.count_enum_override_by_moods(conn=pymysql_conn, moods=[]) == 0 | ||
| stub = typing.cast("pymysql.Connection", no_row_conn.NoRowConn()) | ||
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| rows = functions_queries.list_enum_override_by_ids(conn=pymysql_conn, ids=list(FUNCTIONS_IDS))() | ||
| assert all(isinstance(row, functions_models.TestEnumOverride) for row in rows) | ||
| assert {row.id_: row.mood_test for row in rows} == {FUNCTIONS_IDS[0]: "happy", FUNCTIONS_IDS[1]: "sad"} |
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Move the dependency marker to test_list_enum_override_by_ids.
The marker currently names test_count_enum_override_by_moods as TestOmitTcFunctions::list_enum_override. Move it above test_list_enum_override_by_ids; do not create a duplicate dependency name.
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