flux-pr-1984
sqlparser-rs (Rust) · W2 · GPT-5.1 Codex Mini
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Trajectory
codex · partial order onlyprovider-native trajectory captured; validation and decision steps are appended with coarse ordering only
Quality
Equivalence Reasoning
stylistic
The agent patch implements interval data type qualifiers/precision parsing and formatting, adds dialect-gated support (default off, enabled for PostgreSQL and Generic), and updates tests accordingly. It uses a different AST shape (`IntervalDataType` with `DateTimeField`) than gold, but still satisfies the intended behavior. The main differences are representational/formatting (e.g., spacing before precision parentheses), not core functionality.
Code Review
The patch is directionally close but likely does not satisfy the intended change cleanly: it overgeneralizes interval type qualifiers, misses at least one expected Postgres form, and introduces data-type behavior borrowed from interval literals that is outside the requested scope.
`INTERVAL` qualifiers are only parsed when `next_token_is_temporal_unit()` is true; otherwise default interval metadata is used and no optional precision is parsed. This misses valid Postgres-style optional precision on interval type declarations/casts.
The parser gates on generic temporal-unit detection and then uses `parse_date_time_field()`, which is broader than the allowed Postgres interval field qualifiers. This can admit unsupported field combinations/units for interval data type options.
Formatter logic emits `SECOND (p, s)` when both precisions are set, and parser path can populate both for `SECOND`. This behavior comes from interval literal rules and does not match the requested Postgres interval data type options (`SECOND(p)` / `... TO SECOND(p)`).