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Inlay hints (clickhouseSql.inlayHints.enabled, off by default) show the
parameter name before each argument of a function, table function or
engine call with two arguments or more, from the signatures that
signature help already reads. parameterHints() in the library reuses
functionCall() and engineCall() at the start of each argument, and only
hints names that the parser gives the function or engine role, so
column lists, IN lists and types like Decimal(10, 2) get none. An
argument that already is a name equal to the parameter, an argument the
syntax leaves ambiguous and the arguments of a repeated parameter (as
in tuple()) get no hint. A param_name setting gets the type of its
{name:Type} when the file gives it one type. The provider returns
nothing while editor.inlayHints.enabled is off and refreshes when
either setting changes.
The provider reads only the statements on the screen through the
document's ParseCache, like the range semantic tokens; the stress test
times a 60-line screen of the 1 MB file after an edit (10 ms here).
Hover now documents SYSTEM commands and the clauses of CREATE and
ALTER USER, ROLE, QUOTA, ROW POLICY and SETTINGS PROFILE, which
completion already offered. scripts/generate-statements.ts reads
ClickHouse's docs/reference/statements: the commands from the headings
of system.mdx, with CLEAR|DROP and [REPLICATED] spelled out and the
forms that only a section's syntax names, and the clauses from the
sections and paragraphs named after them. keywordDocumentation() picks
the longest command after SYSTEM, or the clause whose keywords are at
the cursor, and the statement's syntax for other keywords. In access
statements only words that the parser reads as keywords count, so a
user called host gets no hover.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Diagnostics now carry `fixes`, each a title and the edits that apply it, so the library can be tested without VS Code and the extension only turns them into code actions of kind QuickFix. The candidates follow ClickHouse's NamePrompter: names within a few typos, closest first, and the one closer than all others is preferred. Unknown settings, codecs, index and statistics types, formats, compression methods, enum values and test hint error names get them; a codec or index type must take the parameters written and a setting the value written. check()'s "Maybe you meant" keyword is offered only when the statement then passes check(), and the server check's "Maybe you meant" names are read by messageFixes(). After SET default_table_engine = 'None', ClickHouse refuses a CREATE TABLE without ENGINE (ENGINE_REQUIRED, checked with clickhouse local), so checkOptions() now marks it, with ENGINE = MergeTree as the fix, and ORDER BY tuple() where the table has no ORDER BY or PRIMARY KEY, since create_table_empty_primary_key_by_default may be off on a server. oracle:fixes applies every fix to typos generated from the catalogs and to the invalid statements of the sample, and runs the results in clickhouse local. Two kinds were narrowed until ClickHouse took every fix: settings keep only their closest hints, as the checks of values miss some refusals, and a number is quoted only for a setting of one character, since many settings of strings check their values further (format, database, compatibility, ...). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Go to Symbol in Workspace now lists the tables, views, materialized views, dictionaries, functions and databases that the CREATE statements of the workspace's ClickHouse SQL files make, and go to definition and Find All References follow a table name in FROM, JOIN, INSERT INTO, ALTER TABLE, DROP, OPTIMIZE, RENAME, CREATE ... AS t, MV TO t and the other places that name a table to its CREATE statement in any file. The library gets three functions. objects() reads the CREATE and USE statements from the tokens of split() only: a full parse of ClickHouse's 12,400 test files takes about 28 s, tokens alone under 1 s, so the index can be built lazily on the first request. objectReferences() takes the names from the parse instead, through a new "object" name mark where the parser reads a [db.]table name, so that extract(DAY FROM d) or a column t.x is never taken for a table; names analysis skips the new mark. objectDefinitions() resolves a reference as ClickHouse would run each file in its own session, checked with clickhouse local: an unqualified name means the database of the last USE before it; a temporary table of the same file comes first and is never seen from other files or through db.t; in the same file the last CREATE before the name wins; where the database is not known, every table of that name that may be meant is offered rather than guessing. A CTE of the statement takes the place of a table of its name. The extension keeps the index per file, with open documents read from their current text, follows a file watcher on the same globs that open files as ClickHouse SQL (.chsql, .clickhouse.sql and files.associations entries), and skips files longer than clickhouseSql.maxFileSize without reading those that are certainly too long. A change of files.associations or maxFileSize drops the index. Find All References parses the files that contain the name and keeps the references whose definitions include the one at the cursor. In-file definitions of aliases and CTEs keep precedence. workspaceContains activation events let Ctrl+T work before a ClickHouse file is opened. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The options oracle measured values that ClickHouse refuses and checkOptions() let through: a map given to a numeric or boolean setting, float settings given '', a size suffix or 'inf', integers a float setting cannot hold exactly, seconds too large for microseconds, '-1' for an unsigned setting, URIs, compatibility versions and BoolForce; codecs on column types they do not take; the counts and parameters of Quantized and SZ3; the arguments of the text and vector_similarity indexes; and the LEVEL of INTO OUTFILE. A map in a settings value was mistaken for a query parameter and skipped; it is now read, and written in messages as ClickHouse writes the Field. The new rules come from the binary. generate-options.ts asks each codec about every data type family, bare and with parameters, and keeps the refusals that name the type; checkOptions() looks through Nullable, LowCardinality, Array, Map and Tuple to the types a column holds, and skips columns without a written type or with types it was not asked about. It probes the levels of each compression method, the named arguments of the text index (names from its source, tokenizers from system.tokenizers), and Quantized, SZ3 and vector_similarity from a base call. A probe value a base call has that the probe list lacks is added, an unknown string is refused only when the refusal is about its kind or the probes cover the values, counts the message states or refuses between min and max are kept, and a value a setting would allow is counted as taken, so none of this can refuse a valid statement. The oracle now checks codecs on more column types, counts type refusals, probes the text and vector_similarity arguments and compression levels, and reads a test hint inside a statement as expected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # ARCHITECTURE.md # packages/core/src/options/check.ts # packages/vscode/CHANGELOG.md # packages/vscode/README.md
# Conflicts: # packages/vscode/CHANGELOG.md # packages/vscode/package.json # packages/vscode/test/e2e/index.ts
# Conflicts: # packages/core/src/index.ts # packages/vscode/CHANGELOG.md # packages/vscode/package.json # packages/vscode/src/extension.ts # packages/vscode/src/settings.ts # packages/vscode/test/e2e/index.ts
The release pipeline regenerated the keywords, the catalog and the grammar, but not the options of checkOptions() or the docs of SYSTEM commands and access-statement clauses, so those would stay at the build they were made from. It now runs generate-options.ts and generate-statements.ts too, and checks out the sources and docs they read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Quick fixes, more option checks, inlay hints and workspace symbols (0.5.0)
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Brings the 0.5.0 changes from #32 to main. #32 was merged into the
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