Flight Log / rqlite/sql #75
Fix qualified table name parsing in trigger bodies — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in rqlite/sql on Jun 15, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +178 −2, 4 files, 0 reviews.
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GitHub Copilot fixes qualified table name parsing in trigger bodies for rqlite/sql. The change restricts trigger statements to unqualified table names, per SQLite specifications, across four files with 178 additions and 2 deletions in two commits. It burned, closed unmerged after human review. The reviewer wrote, "went a different way, but your input was helpful."
“Thanks @copilot -- went a different way, but your input was helpful.”
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The SQL parser was incorrectly allowing qualified table names (with aliases or schema prefixes) in trigger body statements, when according to SQLite specifications, only unqualified table names should be permitted. ## Problem The following SQL was being parsed successfully when it should throw a s…
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- Jun 17, 2025closedotoolep
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