flux-pr-1984
sqlparser-rs (Rust) · W1 · GPT-5.1 Codex Mini
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Quality
Equivalence Reasoning
stylistic
The agent patch implements the intended feature: `INTERVAL` now carries optional qualifier metadata, parser logic reads PostgreSQL-style interval qualifiers/precision (including forms like `YEAR TO MONTH` and `HOUR TO SECOND(3)`), and support is gated by a dialect capability enabled for PostgreSQL and Generic only. The structure differs from gold (`IntervalFieldSpec` vs `IntervalFields + precision`) but achieves the same core behavior.
Code Review
The patch is directionally close but likely does not fully satisfy the intended PostgreSQL interval-option behavior due overly permissive parsing and potentially non-canonical rendering; it is unlikely to be fully correct as-is.
The new parser consumes any temporal unit via `next_token_is_temporal_unit` and `parse_date_time_field`, which likely allows unsupported PostgreSQL data type qualifiers (instead of limiting to YEAR/MONTH/DAY/HOUR/MINUTE/SECOND and valid TO ranges).
For leading `SECOND`, parsing uses `parse_optional_precision_scale`, permitting two numeric arguments, which is broader than the requested PostgreSQL-style subsecond precision support (`SECOND(p)` / `TO SECOND(p)`).
`IntervalFieldSpec` formatting inserts spaces before parentheses (e.g. `YEAR (3)`), which may break expected canonical round-trip output for dialect tests that assert normalized SQL strings.