Fix panic in toSQLConditionClause when no values are provided

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Patrick Pacher 2023-09-21 14:20:23 +02:00
parent 4dabd70248
commit 9e024c3ff0

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@ -341,25 +341,28 @@ func (match Matcher) toSQLConditionClause(ctx context.Context, suffix string, co
params[uniqKey] = encodedValue
}
// NOTE(ppacher): for now we assume that the type of each element of values
// is the same. We also can be sure that there is always at least one value.
//
// TODO(ppacher): if we start supporting values of different types here
// we need to revisit the whole behavior as we might need to do more boolean
// expression nesting to support that.
kind := orm.NormalizeKind(reflect.TypeOf(values[0]).Kind())
isNumber := slices.Contains([]reflect.Kind{
reflect.Uint,
reflect.Int,
reflect.Float64,
}, kind)
// if this is a time column that is stored in "text" format and the provided
// value is a number type, we need to wrap the property in a strftime() method
// call.
nameStmt := colDef.Name
if colDef.IsTime && colDef.Type == sqlite.TypeText && isNumber {
nameStmt = fmt.Sprintf("strftime('%%s', %s)+0", nameStmt)
if len(values) > 0 {
// NOTE(ppacher): for now we assume that the type of each element of values
// is the same. We also can be sure that there is always at least one value.
//
// TODO(ppacher): if we start supporting values of different types here
// we need to revisit the whole behavior as we might need to do more boolean
// expression nesting to support that.
kind := orm.NormalizeKind(reflect.TypeOf(values[0]).Kind())
isNumber := slices.Contains([]reflect.Kind{
reflect.Uint,
reflect.Int,
reflect.Float64,
}, kind)
// if this is a time column that is stored in "text" format and the provided
// value is a number type, we need to wrap the property in a strftime() method
// call.
if colDef.IsTime && colDef.Type == sqlite.TypeText && isNumber {
nameStmt = fmt.Sprintf("strftime('%%s', %s)+0", nameStmt)
}
}
if len(placeholder) == 1 && !list {