Keep RETURNS on a BEGIN ATOMIC function in pg_dump style - #66
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe corpus extractor now tracks ChangesBEGIN ATOMIC Routine Formatting
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CREATE FUNCTION f(a int) RETURNS int BEGIN ATOMIC SELECT a; END
-> CREATE FUNCTION f(a int)
BEGIN ATOMIC SELECT a; END
pgdump_create_function() copied RETURNS as the text between the signature
and the option list, and skipped it when there was no option list. A
function with a SQL-standard body needs none, so its return type was
dropped and PostgreSQL rejects the result. The span now ends at the
option list or, failing that, the routine body.
The documentation corpus had no complete BEGIN ATOMIC example to catch
this: the extractor cut a statement at the first line-ending `;`, which
inside BEGIN ATOMIC ends a body statement. It now reads to the matching
END, and the three examples it truncated (ddl, fuzzystrmatch,
create_procedure) are whole, parse, and pass the guard.
Closes #65.
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In `@scripts/extract_doc_corpus.py`:
- Around line 67-72: Update the semicolon detection in first_statement to track
the BEGIN ATOMIC body’s closing END rather than treating any preceding END as
the routine terminator. Add a regression case where a SELECT CASE ... END; ends
a line inside the atomic body and ensure first_statement retains the body’s
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The extractor treated any `END;` at a line end as the close of a BEGIN ATOMIC body, so a body statement ending in `CASE ... END;` cut the CREATE FUNCTION before its real END. It now counts CASE and END words in the body and closes it at the first END without a CASE. No example in the PostgreSQL 19 docs hits this case: the regenerated corpus is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UFqHcQxRwX8CuJaECqiHUz
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🟡 Minor · Count CASE only outside quoted SQL. · extract_doc_corpus.py:68-76
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CASEonly outside quoted SQL.At the outer
END;,re.findallcountsCASEinside a string literal. With noCASEexpression, the counts tie, soinside_atomicremains true andfirst_statementdoes not stop at the function boundary. The caller can then skip the documentation block as having no terminator. If later SQL contains another unpairedEND, it can instead emit one corpus record containing multiple SQL statements.Suggested fix
+def atomic_keyword_counts(text): + counts = {"end": 0, "case": 0} + quote = None + i = 0 + while i < len(text): + c = text[i] + if quote is None: + if c in "'\"": + quote = c + elif c == "$": + m = re.match(r"\$[A-Za-z_]*\$", text[i:]) + if m: + quote = m.group(0) + i += len(quote) + continue + else: + m = re.match(r"\b(end|case)\b", text[i:], re.I) + if m: + counts[m.group(1).lower()] += 1 + i += len(m.group(0)) + continue + elif quote in "'\"": + if c == quote: + if i + 1 < len(text) and text[i + 1] == quote: + i += 2 + continue + quote = None + elif text.startswith(quote, i): + i += len(quote) + quote = None + continue + i += 1 + return counts + + def first_statement(text): @@ - inside_atomic = atomic and len( - re.findall(r"\bend\b", body, re.I) - ) <= len(re.findall(r"\bcase\b", body, re.I)) + counts = atomic_keyword_counts(body) + inside_atomic = atomic and counts["end"] <= counts["case"]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/extract_doc_corpus.py`:
- Around line 68-76: Update keyword counting in first_statement so END and CASE
inside quoted SQL literals are ignored when determining whether the parser is
inside an atomic block. Preserve the existing block-boundary behavior while
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The CASE and END counts came from a regex over the raw text, so a string such as 'case' in the body kept the body open past its real END. The keywords are now tracked in the scan loop that already knows the quote state, so text in quotes has no effect. The regenerated PostgreSQL 19 corpus is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UFqHcQxRwX8CuJaECqiHUz
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In `@scripts/extract_doc_corpus.py`:
- Around line 60-62: Update keyword scanning in the routine-body parser around
the `re.match` call so comment contents cannot change `atomic` or `case_depth`.
Track and skip PostgreSQL line comments and nested block comments before
matching `begin atomic`, `case`, or `end`, treating comments as whitespace while
preserving keyword tracking for SQL code.
- Around line 60-62: Update the `first_statement` keyword scan so PostgreSQL
comments between `BEGIN` and `ATOMIC` are treated as whitespace, including
nested block comments, while quoted strings remain intact. Apply the scan to a
comment-aware token stream so `BEGIN /* comment */ ATOMIC` is recognized without
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Closes #65. Stacked on #64: merge that first; this PR then retargets to
main.Bug
pgdump_create_function()copiedRETURNSas the text between the signature and the option list, and skipped it when there was no option list. A function with a SQL-standard body needs none, so the return type was dropped and PostgreSQL rejects the output. The span now ends at the option list or, failing that, the routine body. Procedures, which have noRETURNS, are unchanged.Why the guard missed it
scripts/extract_doc_corpus.pycut each statement at the first line-ending;. InsideBEGIN ATOMICthat is the end of the first body statement, so the corpus's threeBEGIN ATOMICexamples (ddl.sgml,fuzzystrmatch.sgml,ref/create_procedure.sgml) were fragments that failed to parse and were skipped. The extractor now reads to the matchingEND; all three parse and pass the guard, andknown_token_loss.txtstays empty.With this, every statement in the PostgreSQL 19 documentation that fails to parse is either not standalone SQL (PL/pgSQL fragments, Oracle PL/SQL, ecpg, pgbench, psql) or an example the docs present as invalid.
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BEGIN ATOMICbodies so theirRETURNSclauses are preserved, including when no option list is present. This applies across formatting styles.END;.