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  • For input, the string array needs to be casted with "Enum"[]
  • For output, the raw pg array string needs to be parsed back to a proper JS string array

fixes #576

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  • New Features

    • PostgreSQL enum array support with correct input/output handling and custom-schema awareness.
    • Array-aware enum filters for correct query behavior on enum-array fields.
  • Tests

    • Added regression tests covering enum-array handling across storage types and schema configurations, including custom schemas.
  • Chores

    • DB push during testing now optionally streams process output when debug is enabled.

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- For input, the string array needs to be casted with "Enum"[]
- For output, the raw pg array string needs to be parsed back to a proper JS string array

fixes #576
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Adds PostgreSQL enum-array support: new postgres-array dependency, an array: boolean flag on transformOutput across dialects, Postgres enum-array casting/parsing with schema qualification, validator changes for enum-array filters, minor test tooling tweak, and new regression tests for enum-array scenarios.

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Dependency
packages/orm/package.json
Added dependency postgres-array (^3.0.4).
Core transform API
packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/base-dialect.ts, packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/sqlite.ts
Extended transformOutput(..., array: boolean) signature; SQLite now forwards array flag to base.
Postgres dialect
packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts
Added schema-qualified enum type helper, enum-array input casting, transformOutputEnum to parse enum array outputs, and imports getEnum, isEnum, parse as parsePostgresArray.
Result processing
packages/orm/src/client/result-processor.ts
Propagates field array-ness into transformOutput calls for scalar and array elements; joined delegate JSON handling updated to pass array flag.
Validator (enum array filters)
packages/orm/src/client/crud/validator/index.ts
Introduced array-aware enum filter handling and refactored array filter schema construction; array flag propagated through filter paths.
Test tooling
packages/testtools/src/client.ts
execSync Prisma db push stdio now 'inherit' when options.debug is true, otherwise 'ignore'.
Tests — schemas & regression
tests/e2e/orm/client-api/pg-custom-schema.test.ts, tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts
Updated enum schema in custom-schema test and added regression suite covering enum arrays (Postgres enum arrays, Json/Json[], default schema, @@Schema scenarios).
Misc — renames
packages/orm/src/client/executor/name-mapper.ts
Local variable rename nameArgmapArg in getTableSchema (no behavior change).

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PR Review for Enum Array PostgreSQL Support

Progress Checklist

  • Analyze the main PostgreSQL dialect changes for enum array handling
  • Review the input casting logic for enum arrays
  • Examine the output parsing implementation
  • Check test coverage and quality
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive code review feedback

Review Summary

This PR successfully addresses issue #576 by implementing proper enum array handling for PostgreSQL. The implementation is well-designed and follows PostgreSQL best practices.

Strengths

1. Input Transformation Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:78-86)

  • Excellent PostgreSQL-specific casting: Uses CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) which is the correct PostgreSQL syntax for enum arrays
  • Proper schema qualification: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType() method correctly handles custom schemas via @@schema attributes and datasource defaultSchema
  • Recursive transformation: Correctly applies transformPrimitive to each array element

2. Output Parsing Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:209-220)

  • PostgreSQL-aware parsing: Uses postgres-array library to correctly parse PostgreSQL's {"val 1",val2} array format
  • Graceful error handling: Falls back to returning raw value if parsing fails rather than crashing
  • Type-safe approach: Only processes arrays when array: boolean parameter is true

3. Comprehensive Test Coverage (tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts)

  • Multiple scenarios covered: Native enum arrays, JSON fields, JSON arrays
  • Schema configuration testing: Tests both defaultSchema and custom @@schema attributes
  • End-to-end validation: Tests both create and read operations to ensure round-trip correctness

4. Dependency Management (packages/orm/package.json)

  • Appropriate dependency: postgres-array is a mature, well-maintained library specifically for this use case
  • Proper versioning: Uses semantic versioning ^3.0.4

📋 Code Quality Assessment

Architecture & Design

  • Database-specific handling: Correctly isolates PostgreSQL-specific logic in the PostgreSQL dialect
  • Separation of concerns: Input and output transformations are properly separated
  • Schema-aware: Respects PostgreSQL schema configurations

Error Handling

  • Safe parsing: transformOutputEnum method includes try-catch with graceful fallback
  • Type safety: Uses TypeScript properly throughout

Performance Considerations

  • Efficient SQL generation: The casting approach avoids unnecessary string concatenation
  • Lazy parsing: Only parses arrays when needed in output transformation
  • Minimal overhead: Uses established PostgreSQL patterns

🔒 Security Assessment

SQL Injection Protection

  • Parameterized queries: Uses Kysely's sql template literals correctly
  • Proper escaping: Schema names are quoted appropriately
  • Type validation: Values go through transformPrimitive which handles validation

Input Validation

  • No direct string interpolation: All values are properly parameterized
  • Library dependency: postgres-array is a trusted library for parsing

Performance Impact

Positive Impacts

  • Database-native handling: Uses PostgreSQL's native enum array types instead of workarounds
  • Efficient SQL: Generated CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) is optimal PostgreSQL syntax

Minimal Overhead

  • Parsing cost: postgres-array parsing is necessary and efficient
  • Schema lookup: createSchemaQualifiedEnumType caching could be optimized but impact is minimal

🧪 Test Quality

Excellent Coverage

  • Core functionality: Tests enum arrays in various field configurations
  • Edge cases: Tests schema qualification scenarios
  • Integration testing: Full create/read cycle validation
  • PostgreSQL-specific: Correctly uses provider: 'postgresql' in tests

💡 Minor Suggestions

  1. Consider caching schema-qualified names: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType method could cache results to avoid repeated attribute lookups for the same enum type.

  2. Add type assertion in output parsing: Consider adding a type check before calling parsePostgresArray to ensure the value is indeed a string.

  3. Documentation: Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the PostgreSQL-specific behavior, especially for the casting logic.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Excellent implementation that correctly addresses the PostgreSQL enum array issue. The code follows database-specific best practices, includes comprehensive testing, and handles edge cases appropriately. The implementation is production-ready and follows the codebase's established patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve

This PR successfully resolves issue #576 with a robust, well-tested solution that respects PostgreSQL's enum array semantics.


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Pull request overview

This PR adds special handling for enum arrays in PostgreSQL databases. The implementation adds type casting for enum array inputs (using CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "EnumType"[])), parsing for enum array outputs (converting PostgreSQL's array string format to JavaScript arrays), and schema-qualified enum type references to support custom PostgreSQL schemas.

Key changes:

  • Added postgres-array dependency for parsing PostgreSQL array strings
  • Modified dialect transform methods to accept an array parameter indicating whether the field is an array
  • Added input transformation to cast enum arrays with proper schema qualification
  • Added output transformation to parse PostgreSQL enum array strings back to JavaScript arrays

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tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts Comprehensive test coverage for enum arrays including basic fields, JSON fields, and custom schemas
tests/e2e/orm/client-api/pg-custom-schema.test.ts Modified BarRole enum schema to test cross-schema references
packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts Added enum array casting for input and parsing for output, plus schema qualification logic
packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/base-dialect.ts Added array parameter to transformOutput signature
packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/sqlite.ts Propagated array parameter in transformOutput implementation
packages/orm/src/client/result-processor.ts Updated to pass array parameter when calling dialect transform methods
packages/orm/package.json Added postgres-array dependency
pnpm-lock.yaml Updated lock file with postgres-array@3.0.4 and related dependency updates
packages/testtools/src/client.ts Changed stdio from 'ignore' to 'inherit' for Prisma DB push output
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In @packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:
- Around line 113-137: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType function currently only
looks for a named 'map' arg on the @@schema attribute which misses positional
usage like @@schema('mySchema'); update createSchemaQualifiedEnumType to check
for a positional arg when no named map is found (e.g., use schemaAttr.args?.[0]
if mapArg is undefined, verify arg.value.kind === 'literal' and use
arg.value.value as the schema name) and then build qualified =
`"${schemaName}"."${type}"`; apply the same change to the analogous
schema-handling code in name-mapper (the model schema mapping logic around line
207) so positional @@schema arguments are handled there too.
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packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts (1)

209-220: Consider adding logging for array parsing failures.

The try-catch block silently falls through when parsePostgresArray fails (Line 216), returning the unparsed value. While this provides graceful degradation, it may make debugging difficult if enum arrays are not being parsed correctly.

💡 Optional improvement: Add debug logging for parse failures
 private transformOutputEnum(value: unknown, array: boolean) {
     if (array && typeof value === 'string') {
         try {
             // postgres returns enum arrays as `{"val 1",val2}` strings, parse them back
             // to string arrays here
             return parsePostgresArray(value);
-        } catch {
+        } catch (e) {
             // fall through - return as-is if parsing fails
+            if (this.options.log) {
+                console.warn('Failed to parse PostgreSQL enum array:', value, e);
+            }
         }
     }
     return value;
 }
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packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/sqlite.ts (1)
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packages/testtools/src/client.ts (1)

206-209: LGTM! Improved test debugging experience.

Changing stdio from 'ignore' to 'inherit' makes Prisma output visible during test execution, which will help with debugging database push issues.

tests/e2e/orm/client-api/pg-custom-schema.test.ts (1)

159-163: Enhanced test coverage for cross-schema enum usage.

Changing the BarRole enum schema to 'mySchema' while keeping the Bar model in 'public' creates a cross-schema enum reference scenario, which is valuable for testing PostgreSQL's handling of enum arrays across schemas.

Based on coding guidelines: E2E tests should validate real-world schema compatibility with established projects.

packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/base-dialect.ts (1)

51-53: LGTM! Array-context parameter added to support enum array transformations.

The additional _array boolean parameter enables dialect-specific handling of array types, particularly for PostgreSQL enum arrays. The underscore prefix correctly indicates this parameter is unused in the base implementation but will be utilized by subclass overrides.

packages/orm/src/client/result-processor.ts (2)

52-52: LGTM! Correctly passes array context for delegate field transformation.

The false parameter correctly indicates that delegate joined fields are JSON objects, not arrays.


93-101: LGTM! Array context correctly propagated through field value processing.

The !!fieldDef.array parameter ensures that:

  • Array elements (line 96) are transformed with array-context awareness
  • Scalar values (line 99) are transformed according to their actual array status

This enables proper handling of PostgreSQL enum arrays during output transformation.

packages/orm/package.json (1)

93-93: No issues found with the postgres-array dependency.

The version ^3.0.4 is correct (latest published version as of Mar 6, 2025) and has no known security vulnerabilities. Continue to monitor with regular npm audit and dependency scanning tools.

packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/sqlite.ts (2)

70-70: LGTM! Signature updated to support array context.

The addition of the array parameter correctly aligns with the base class signature change and enables array-aware transformation throughout the dialect hierarchy.


84-84: LGTM! Array parameter correctly propagated to base class.

The array parameter is properly threaded through to the base class, ensuring array context is preserved for all unhandled type branches.

packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts (4)

12-12: LGTM! Required imports added for enum array support.

The new imports (parsePostgresArray, getEnum, isEnum) are necessary for the enum array handling functionality and are correctly utilized throughout the implementation.

Also applies to: 24-24, 26-26


77-86: LGTM! Enum array input properly cast for PostgreSQL.

The implementation correctly casts string arrays to PostgreSQL enum arrays using CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "EnumType"[]) syntax. Each element is recursively transformed, and schema-qualified enum types are properly resolved.


139-139: LGTM! Signature updated for array-aware output transformation.

The addition of the array parameter enables proper handling of enum arrays in output transformation.


148-152: LGTM! Enum types correctly routed to specialized output transformation.

The .when() clause properly identifies enum types and routes them to transformOutputEnum, ensuring array context is preserved throughout the transformation chain.

tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts (1)

1-158: Test 5 will fail: schema attribute handling bug in PostgreSQL dialect code.

The test suite has excellent coverage, but test 5 (line 124-157) will fail due to a bug in schema attribute parsing. The @@schema('mySchema') attribute uses a positional argument, but the PostgreSQL dialect code in packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts (lines 122-128) and packages/orm/src/client/executor/name-mapper.ts incorrectly searches for a named map argument that doesn't exist.

When @@schema is used, the code fails to extract the schema name and falls back to the default 'public' schema. This causes:

  • Test 5 to create the enum in 'public' instead of 'mySchema'
  • The test assertions to fail
  • Real-world usage of custom schemas to be broken

Fix the schema attribute parsing in both files to access the positional argument directly (e.g., schemaAttr.args?.[0]?.value?.value) instead of searching for a non-existent named map argument.

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PR Review for Enum Array PostgreSQL Support

Progress Checklist

  • Analyze the main PostgreSQL dialect changes for enum array handling
  • Review the input casting logic for enum arrays
  • Examine the output parsing implementation
  • Check test coverage and quality
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive code review feedback

Review Summary

This PR successfully addresses issue #576 by implementing proper enum array handling for PostgreSQL. The implementation is well-designed and follows PostgreSQL best practices.

Strengths

1. Input Transformation Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:78-86)

  • Excellent PostgreSQL-specific casting: Uses CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) which is the correct PostgreSQL syntax for enum arrays
  • Proper schema qualification: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType() method correctly handles custom schemas via @@schema attributes and datasource defaultSchema
  • Recursive transformation: Correctly applies transformPrimitive to each array element

2. Output Parsing Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:209-220)

  • PostgreSQL-aware parsing: Uses postgres-array library to correctly parse PostgreSQL's {"val 1",val2} array format
  • Graceful error handling: Falls back to returning raw value if parsing fails rather than crashing
  • Type-safe approach: Only processes arrays when array: boolean parameter is true

3. Comprehensive Test Coverage (tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts)

  • Multiple scenarios covered: Native enum arrays, JSON fields, JSON arrays
  • Schema configuration testing: Tests both defaultSchema and custom @@schema attributes
  • End-to-end validation: Tests both create and read operations to ensure round-trip correctness

4. Dependency Management (packages/orm/package.json)

  • Appropriate dependency: postgres-array is a mature, well-maintained library specifically for this use case
  • Proper versioning: Uses semantic versioning ^3.0.4

🚨 Critical Issue Found

Schema Attribute Bug (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:124)

  • Problem: The code searches for a named map argument, but @@schema('mySchema') uses positional arguments where arg.name is undefined
  • Impact: Custom enum schemas are ignored and fall back to default schema, causing enum arrays to fail in custom schemas
  • Same issue exists in: packages/orm/src/client/executor/name-mapper.ts:207 for model schema handling

Fix Required:

// Instead of searching for named 'map' argument:
const mapArg = schemaAttr.args?.find((arg) => arg.name === 'map');

// Access positional argument directly:
const schemaArg = schemaAttr.args?.[0];
if (schemaArg && schemaArg.value.kind === 'literal') {
    const schemaName = schemaArg.value.value as string;
    qualified = `"${schemaName}"."${type}"`;
}

📋 Code Quality Assessment

Architecture & Design

  • Database-specific handling: Correctly isolates PostgreSQL-specific logic in the PostgreSQL dialect
  • Separation of concerns: Input and output transformations are properly separated
  • Schema-aware: Respects PostgreSQL schema configurations

Error Handling

  • Safe parsing: transformOutputEnum method includes try-catch with graceful fallback
  • Type safety: Uses TypeScript properly throughout

Performance Considerations

  • Efficient SQL generation: The casting approach avoids unnecessary string concatenation
  • Lazy parsing: Only parses arrays when needed in output transformation
  • Minimal overhead: Uses established PostgreSQL patterns

🔒 Security Assessment

SQL Injection Protection

  • Parameterized queries: Uses Kysely's sql template literals correctly
  • Proper escaping: Schema names are quoted appropriately
  • Type validation: Values go through transformPrimitive which handles validation

Input Validation

  • No direct string interpolation: All values are properly parameterized
  • Library dependency: postgres-array is a trusted library for parsing

Performance Impact

Positive Impacts

  • Database-native handling: Uses PostgreSQL's native enum array types instead of workarounds
  • Efficient SQL: Generated CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) is optimal PostgreSQL syntax

Minimal Overhead

  • Parsing cost: postgres-array parsing is necessary and efficient
  • Schema lookup: createSchemaQualifiedEnumType caching could be optimized but impact is minimal

🧪 Test Quality

Excellent Coverage

  • Core functionality: Tests enum arrays in various field configurations
  • Edge cases: Tests schema qualification scenarios
  • Integration testing: Full create/read cycle validation
  • PostgreSQL-specific: Correctly uses provider: 'postgresql' in tests

💡 Minor Suggestions

  1. Consider caching schema-qualified names: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType method could cache results to avoid repeated attribute lookups for the same enum type.

  2. Add type assertion in output parsing: Consider adding a type check before calling parsePostgresArray to ensure the value is indeed a string.

  3. Documentation: Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the PostgreSQL-specific behavior, especially for the casting logic.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Good implementation with one critical bug that needs fixing. The core enum array functionality is solid, but the schema qualification issue will cause failures in production systems using custom PostgreSQL schemas.

Recommendation: ⚠️ Request Changes

The schema attribute bug must be fixed before merging, as it affects a core feature being added in this PR.


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PR Review for Enum Array PostgreSQL Support

Progress Checklist

  • Analyze the main PostgreSQL dialect changes for enum array handling
  • Review the input casting logic for enum arrays
  • Examine the output parsing implementation
  • Check test coverage and quality
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive code review feedback

Review Summary

This PR successfully addresses issue #576 by implementing proper enum array handling for PostgreSQL. The implementation is well-designed and follows PostgreSQL best practices.

Strengths

1. Input Transformation Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:78-86)

  • Excellent PostgreSQL-specific casting: Uses CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) which is the correct PostgreSQL syntax for enum arrays
  • Proper schema qualification: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType() method correctly handles custom schemas via @@schema attributes and datasource defaultSchema
  • Recursive transformation: Correctly applies transformPrimitive to each array element

2. Output Parsing Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:209-220)

  • PostgreSQL-aware parsing: Uses postgres-array library to correctly parse PostgreSQL's {"val 1",val2} array format
  • Graceful error handling: Falls back to returning raw value if parsing fails rather than crashing
  • Type-safe approach: Only processes arrays when array: boolean parameter is true

3. Comprehensive Test Coverage (tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts)

  • Multiple scenarios covered: Native enum arrays, JSON fields, JSON arrays
  • Schema configuration testing: Tests both defaultSchema and custom @@schema attributes
  • End-to-end validation: Tests both create and read operations to ensure round-trip correctness

4. Dependency Management (packages/orm/package.json)

  • Appropriate dependency: postgres-array is a mature, well-maintained library specifically for this use case
  • Proper versioning: Uses semantic versioning ^3.0.4

🚨 Critical Issue Found

Schema Attribute Bug (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:124)

  • Problem: The code searches for a named map argument, but @@schema('mySchema') uses positional arguments where arg.name is undefined
  • Impact: Custom enum schemas are ignored and fall back to default schema, causing enum arrays to fail in custom schemas
  • Same issue exists in: packages/orm/src/client/executor/name-mapper.ts:207 for model schema handling

Fix Required:

// Instead of searching for named 'map' argument:
const mapArg = schemaAttr.args?.find((arg) => arg.name === 'map');

// Access positional argument directly:
const schemaArg = schemaAttr.args?.[0];
if (schemaArg && schemaArg.value.kind === 'literal') {
    const schemaName = schemaArg.value.value as string;
    qualified = `"${schemaName}"."${type}"`;
}

📋 Code Quality Assessment

Architecture & Design

  • Database-specific handling: Correctly isolates PostgreSQL-specific logic in the PostgreSQL dialect
  • Separation of concerns: Input and output transformations are properly separated
  • Schema-aware: Respects PostgreSQL schema configurations

Error Handling

  • Safe parsing: transformOutputEnum method includes try-catch with graceful fallback
  • Type safety: Uses TypeScript properly throughout

Performance Considerations

  • Efficient SQL generation: The casting approach avoids unnecessary string concatenation
  • Lazy parsing: Only parses arrays when needed in output transformation
  • Minimal overhead: Uses established PostgreSQL patterns

🔒 Security Assessment

SQL Injection Protection

  • Parameterized queries: Uses Kysely's sql template literals correctly
  • Proper escaping: Schema names are quoted appropriately
  • Type validation: Values go through transformPrimitive which handles validation

Input Validation

  • No direct string interpolation: All values are properly parameterized
  • Library dependency: postgres-array is a trusted library for parsing

Performance Impact

Positive Impacts

  • Database-native handling: Uses PostgreSQL's native enum array types instead of workarounds
  • Efficient SQL: Generated CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) is optimal PostgreSQL syntax

Minimal Overhead

  • Parsing cost: postgres-array parsing is necessary and efficient
  • Schema lookup: createSchemaQualifiedEnumType caching could be optimized but impact is minimal

🧪 Test Quality

Excellent Coverage

  • Core functionality: Tests enum arrays in various field configurations
  • Edge cases: Tests schema qualification scenarios
  • Integration testing: Full create/read cycle validation
  • PostgreSQL-specific: Correctly uses provider: 'postgresql' in tests

💡 Minor Suggestions

  1. Consider caching schema-qualified names: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType method could cache results to avoid repeated attribute lookups for the same enum type.

  2. Add type assertion in output parsing: Consider adding a type check before calling parsePostgresArray to ensure the value is indeed a string.

  3. Documentation: Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the PostgreSQL-specific behavior, especially for the casting logic.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Good implementation with one critical bug that needs fixing. The core enum array functionality is solid, but the schema qualification issue will cause failures in production systems using custom PostgreSQL schemas.

Recommendation: ⚠️ Request Changes

The schema attribute bug must be fixed before merging, as it affects a core feature being added in this PR.


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PR Review for Enum Array PostgreSQL Support

Progress Checklist

  • Analyze the main PostgreSQL dialect changes for enum array handling
  • Review the input casting logic for enum arrays
  • Examine the output parsing implementation
  • Check test coverage and quality
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive code review feedback

Review Summary

This PR successfully addresses issue #576 by implementing proper enum array handling for PostgreSQL. The implementation is well-designed and follows PostgreSQL best practices.

Strengths

1. Input Transformation Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:78-86)

  • Excellent PostgreSQL-specific casting: Uses CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) which is the correct PostgreSQL syntax for enum arrays
  • Proper schema qualification: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType() method correctly handles custom schemas via @@schema attributes and datasource defaultSchema
  • Recursive transformation: Correctly applies transformPrimitive to each array element

2. Output Parsing Logic (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:209-220)

  • PostgreSQL-aware parsing: Uses postgres-array library to correctly parse PostgreSQL's {"val 1",val2} array format
  • Graceful error handling: Falls back to returning raw value if parsing fails rather than crashing
  • Type-safe approach: Only processes arrays when array: boolean parameter is true

3. Comprehensive Test Coverage (tests/regression/test/issue-576.test.ts)

  • Multiple scenarios covered: Native enum arrays, JSON fields, JSON arrays
  • Schema configuration testing: Tests both defaultSchema and custom @@schema attributes
  • End-to-end validation: Tests both create and read operations to ensure round-trip correctness

4. Dependency Management (packages/orm/package.json)

  • Appropriate dependency: postgres-array is a mature, well-maintained library specifically for this use case
  • Proper versioning: Uses semantic versioning ^3.0.4

🚨 Critical Issue Found

Schema Attribute Bug (packages/orm/src/client/crud/dialects/postgresql.ts:124)

  • Problem: The code searches for a named map argument, but @@schema('mySchema') uses positional arguments where arg.name is undefined
  • Impact: Custom enum schemas are ignored and fall back to default schema, causing enum arrays to fail in custom schemas
  • Same issue exists in: packages/orm/src/client/executor/name-mapper.ts:207 for model schema handling

Fix Required:

// Instead of searching for named 'map' argument:
const mapArg = schemaAttr.args?.find((arg) => arg.name === 'map');

// Access positional argument directly:
const schemaArg = schemaAttr.args?.[0];
if (schemaArg && schemaArg.value.kind === 'literal') {
    const schemaName = schemaArg.value.value as string;
    qualified = `"${schemaName}"."${type}"`;
}

📋 Code Quality Assessment

Architecture & Design

  • Database-specific handling: Correctly isolates PostgreSQL-specific logic in the PostgreSQL dialect
  • Separation of concerns: Input and output transformations are properly separated
  • Schema-aware: Respects PostgreSQL schema configurations

Error Handling

  • Safe parsing: transformOutputEnum method includes try-catch with graceful fallback
  • Type safety: Uses TypeScript properly throughout

Performance Considerations

  • Efficient SQL generation: The casting approach avoids unnecessary string concatenation
  • Lazy parsing: Only parses arrays when needed in output transformation
  • Minimal overhead: Uses established PostgreSQL patterns

🔒 Security Assessment

SQL Injection Protection

  • Parameterized queries: Uses Kysely's sql template literals correctly
  • Proper escaping: Schema names are quoted appropriately
  • Type validation: Values go through transformPrimitive which handles validation

Input Validation

  • No direct string interpolation: All values are properly parameterized
  • Library dependency: postgres-array is a trusted library for parsing

Performance Impact

Positive Impacts

  • Database-native handling: Uses PostgreSQL's native enum array types instead of workarounds
  • Efficient SQL: Generated CAST(ARRAY[...] AS "enum_type"[]) is optimal PostgreSQL syntax

Minimal Overhead

  • Parsing cost: postgres-array parsing is necessary and efficient
  • Schema lookup: createSchemaQualifiedEnumType caching could be optimized but impact is minimal

🧪 Test Quality

Excellent Coverage

  • Core functionality: Tests enum arrays in various field configurations
  • Edge cases: Tests schema qualification scenarios
  • Integration testing: Full create/read cycle validation
  • PostgreSQL-specific: Correctly uses provider: 'postgresql' in tests

💡 Minor Suggestions

  1. Consider caching schema-qualified names: The createSchemaQualifiedEnumType method could cache results to avoid repeated attribute lookups for the same enum type.

  2. Add type assertion in output parsing: Consider adding a type check before calling parsePostgresArray to ensure the value is indeed a string.

  3. Documentation: Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the PostgreSQL-specific behavior, especially for the casting logic.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Good implementation with one critical bug that needs fixing. The core enum array functionality is solid, but the schema qualification issue will cause failures in production systems using custom PostgreSQL schemas.

Recommendation: ⚠️ Request Changes

The schema attribute bug must be fixed before merging, as it affects a core feature being added in this PR.


@ymc9 ymc9 merged commit 92c34c4 into dev Jan 8, 2026
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