feat(target-postgres): recover domain enums from hash-verified membership checks (domain-enum-inference slice 2) - #30095
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…ints A text scan that collects single-quoted string literals in order of appearance and unescapes doubled quotes. It recognizes no predicate shape; casts, operators, and identifiers are skipped. Feeds Path A domain-enum recovery (domain-enum-inference slice 2, dispatch 1). Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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… infer Path A of domain-enum inference: a live membership CHECK whose wire name verifies against the predicate re-rendered from its own harvested literals yields a top-level enum block with @@type, a column typed by its bare name, and neither @@check nor @nocheck for the proven constraint. Recovered names uniquify against the full top-level scope, whose reserved scalar-name set now derives from the type map and the target pack instead of the nine framework names. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPostgreSQL PSL inference now recovers domain enums from validated membership checks. It generates collision-free enum blocks, applies recovered types and checks to models, and verifies behavior through unit, inference, interpreter, and CLI round-trip tests. ChangesPostgreSQL domain-enum recovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change recovers verified Postgres domain enums without introducing a supported user-visible correctness or production risk; the PR is merge-ready after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PostgreSQL
participant PSLInference
participant DomainEnumRecovery
participant ModelBuilder
participant PSLContract
PostgreSQL->>PSLInference: schema tables and membership checks
PSLInference->>DomainEnumRecovery: recoverDomainEnumColumns(tables)
DomainEnumRecovery-->>PSLInference: recovered enum columns
PSLInference->>ModelBuilder: buildModel(recoveredEnums)
ModelBuilder-->>PSLInference: typed model blocks and derived checks
PSLInference->>PSLContract: recovered enum blocks and models
PSLContract-->>PostgreSQL: emitted PSL-backed schema
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… the pack-contributed reserved name A parameterized native type (varchar(20)) no longer recovers: @@type re-emits the codec's bare target type, so recovery would silently drop the length and the planner would widen the column. Such columns keep their @@check, the same fallback as an unmapped type. Also adds a naming-collision case whose derived name (BigIntNumber) is reserved only by collectScalarTypeConstructors, so deleting that union member turns a test red. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
…-trip A greenfield contract with a text-backed domain enum (non-alphabetical member order) and a native enum on the same table: db init installs the derived wire-named membership check, and the re-pull recovers the same enum under its derived name, in the authored order, with the recovered block top-level and the native enum inside the namespace wrap. The re-pulled contract emits, verifies clean, and plans zero operations. Verified by disabling recovery and watching the journey fail. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/psl-infer/infer-enum-blocks.ts (1)
93-104: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the shared member-parameter loop.
Lines 100-104 duplicate the loop in
buildNativeEnumBlock(lines 135-139) exactly. Both build the sameparametersrecord from the same value list. Extract one helper and call it from both builders. The two builders then differ only inkind,keyword, andblockAttributes.♻️ Proposed extraction
+function buildEnumMemberParameters( + values: readonly string[], +): Record<string, PslExtensionBlockParamValue> { + const usedMemberNames = new Set<string>(); + const parameters: Record<string, PslExtensionBlockParamValue> = {}; + for (const value of values) { + const memberName = createUniqueFieldName(toEnumMemberName(value), usedMemberNames); + usedMemberNames.add(memberName); + parameters[memberName] = { kind: 'value', raw: JSON.stringify(value), span: SYNTHETIC_SPAN }; + } + return parameters; +} + export function buildRecoveredEnumBlock( name: string, memberValues: readonly string[], codecId: string, ): PslExtensionBlock { - const usedMemberNames = new Set<string>(); - const parameters: Record<string, PslExtensionBlockParamValue> = {}; - for (const value of memberValues) { - const memberName = createUniqueFieldName(toEnumMemberName(value), usedMemberNames); - usedMemberNames.add(memberName); - parameters[memberName] = { kind: 'value', raw: JSON.stringify(value), span: SYNTHETIC_SPAN }; - } + const parameters = buildEnumMemberParameters(memberValues);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 93-104: Extract the duplicated member-parameter construction from
buildRecoveredEnumBlock and buildNativeEnumBlock into a shared helper that
accepts the member values and returns the parameters record, preserving
unique-name generation, JSON serialization, and synthetic spans; update both
builders to call it while keeping their distinct kind, keyword, and
blockAttributes unchanged.
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This is incomprehensible. "Harvest" is not our ubiquitous language
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what does it mean to recover enums? is it different to harvesting them
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Slice 2 of the domain-enum-inference project (spec:
projects/domain-enum-inference/slices/recover-enums-from-derived-checks/spec.md, in this diff).What this does
A database that Prisma Next migrated now round-trips its domain enums. Before:
contract inferpulled a text-backed enum column back as a plainStringplus an opaque@@check. After:How recovery is proven
contract inferrecovers a domainenumonly from a CHECK constraint Prisma Next itself created (project spec § Path A). For each live check whose name is wire-shaped with a<table>_<column>_checkmembership prefix, inference harvests the single-quoted literals from the Postgres reprint (a text scan, never a predicate parser), re-renders the membership predicate throughpostgresRenderCheckExpressions, re-hashes, and recovers the enum only when the recomposed wire name equals the live constraint's name byte-for-byte. A proven column gets a top-levelenumblock and is typed by it; the proven constraint emits no@@checkand no@noCheckbecause authoring re-derives it. Anything unproven is untouched — a wrong harvest can never affect constraint emission.Recovery maps only exact codec target spellings (
text,varchar,character varying,char,character). A parameterized column such asvarchar(20)recovers nothing and keeps its@@check:@@typere-emits the codec's bare target type, so recovering would silently drop the length and the planner would widen the column.Recovered-enum names uniquify against models, native enums, scalar type names and each other (numeric suffix, never a throw — project spec Locked decision 6), and the reserved scalar-name set now covers the target-contributed type names (
Uuid,VarChar,BigIntNumber, …) instead of only the nine framework scalars.The round-trip proof
A new e2e journey (
infer-roundtrip-fidelity.e2e.test.ts) drives the full loop: emit a contract with a domain enum (non-alphabetical member order) and a native enum on the same table,db init(the toolchain installs the derived wire-named membership check itself — no precomputed names), then re-infer. The re-pull returns the same enum under its derived name in the authored order, the recovered block top-level with the native enum inside the namespace wrap, and the re-pulled contract emits, verifies clean, and plans zero operations. Disabling recovery makes the journey fail.Out of scope (slice 3)
Hand-written membership checks (Path B:
@noCheck(membership)+ verbatim@@check(map:)) are the next slice. Known hazards deferred there are recorded in the slice plan's Open items: empty-string harvests,E'a\b'backslash doubling, and the Supabase generator's masked descriptor gaps.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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