flux-pr-2148
sqlparser-rs (Rust) · W1 · GPT-5.1 Codex Mini
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env PATH=/root/.cargo/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin cargo test --all-featuresPartial score: 1/1
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Quality
Equivalence Reasoning
behavioral
The patch adds multi-table INSERT parsing/printing, but it diverges in core behavior/interface from the intended change: it introduces a new `Statement::MultiInsert` instead of extending existing `Insert` handling, applies parsing in generic `parse_insert` (not Snowflake-specific), and uses generic `Values` parsing rather than explicit Snowflake multi-insert value handling (`DEFAULT` support is likely incomplete/ambiguous). These differences can break expected AST behavior and dialect-specific semantics.
Code Review
The patch likely does not satisfy the intended change: it implements a divergent API/AST approach, broadens parser behavior outside Snowflake, and under-specifies Snowflake multi-table INTO VALUES semantics.
The intended change is multi-table Snowflake INSERT support within existing `Insert` handling, but the patch adds a new `Statement::MultiInsert` path. This is behaviorally and API-wise divergent and likely mismatches expected parser/serializer contracts.
The multi-table branch is added in generic insert parsing (`parse_insert`) whenever `ALL`/`FIRST` follows `INSERT`, so non-Snowflake dialect parsing behavior is changed unexpectedly.
`parse_multi_insert_into` delegates to generic `parse_values`, and AST stores `Option<Values>`, so Snowflake-specific per-value forms (notably `DEFAULT`) are not explicitly represented/validated as required by the task.
Adding `MultiInsert`, `MultiInsertForm`, `MultiInsertInto`, and separate statement handling duplicates existing insert infrastructure, making future parser/AST evolution harder and inconsistent.