fix(json): incorrect JSON field type generated for inputs #1996
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes enhance the processing of models with JSON type fields within the Changes
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participant EG as EnhancerGenerator
participant DM as Data Models
participant RP as RegExp Patterns
EG->>DM: Filter models for JSON fields using isTypeDef
DM-->>EG: Return models with JSON fields
EG->>RP: Build regex patterns based on JSON field models
RP-->>EG: Store patterns in modelsWithJsonTypeFieldsInputOutputPattern
Note over EG: fixJsonFieldType later uses these patterns for type matching
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participant T as Test Framework
participant LS as Schema Loader
participant PC as Enhanced PrismaClient
participant DB as Database
T->>LS: Load schema for Foo and FooOption models
LS-->>T: Return compiled schema
T->>PC: Enhance PrismaClient and create FooOption record with meta field
PC->>DB: Execute record creation
DB-->>PC: Return creation outcome
PC-->>T: Provide test result
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/schema/src/plugins/enhancer/enhance/index.ts (2)
67-68: Consider adding a doc comment for clarity.
Defining a dedicated property for models containing JSON type fields is helpful. A short descriptive doc comment (e.g., usage context, why it’s needed) would improve readability.
807-819: Avoid relying on the non-null assertion (!).
Use a safe check (e.g.,if (!model) continue;) to handle unexpected situations or defensive programming. This prevents potential runtime errors if a matching model is somehow missing.tests/regression/tests/issue-1991.test.ts (1)
3-48: Consider adding a direct assertion to validate the created record.
The test schema anddb.fooOption.createinvocation look correct, but adding an explicit assertion (e.g., verifying the persisted record’smetavalue) would strengthen confidence in the fix.
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
packages/schema/src/plugins/enhancer/enhance/index.ts (4)
70-71: Regex property definition looks good.
The setup neatly isolates patterns for JSON field input/output handling. No concerns here.
87-89: Verify that all TypeDef references indeed represent JSON fields.
Currently, theisTypeDef()check alone might include non-JSON type definitions. Consider verifying that these fields also have a@jsonattribute or otherwise ensuring they truly represent JSON.
91-102: Regex approach for input/output types is concise and maintainable.
The combined patterns cover various Prisma input/output suffixes effectively. Implementation appears correct and understandable.
790-792: Adding specialized handling for the $[Model]Payload type is appropriate.
This selective fix aligns well with the JSON field resolution logic, ensuring typed JSON fields are recognized properly.
fixes #1991