QueryUtils: Replace all quotes instead of just the first - #472
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String.prototype.replace() only replaces the first instance of a string; it seems like we should be replacing each, instead. Also escape any existing backslashes first.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughQuery string rendering now escapes all backslashes and apostrophes before it wraps string values in single quotes. ChangesQuery string escaping
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In `@osprey_ui/src/utils/QueryUtils.tsx`:
- Line 65: Add regression coverage through addFeaturesToQueryFilter for escaping
serialized query values, covering multiple apostrophes, multiple backslashes,
and a backslash immediately before an apostrophe; assert the exact generated
query string, including all expected escaping.
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| } else if (type === 'str') { | ||
| const escapedId = value.replace(`'`, `\\'`); | ||
| const escapedId = value.replaceAll('\\', '\\\\').replaceAll(`'`, `\\'`); |
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Add regression coverage for the new escaping behavior.
This change modifies serialized query text. Add a test through addFeaturesToQueryFilter that covers multiple apostrophes, multiple backslashes, and a backslash immediately before an apostrophe. Assert the exact generated query string.
As per coding guidelines, “New behavior requires a test, and bug fixes require a regression test.”
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In `@osprey_ui/src/utils/QueryUtils.tsx` at line 65, Add regression coverage
through addFeaturesToQueryFilter for escaping serialized query values, covering
multiple apostrophes, multiple backslashes, and a backslash immediately before
an apostrophe; assert the exact generated query string, including all expected
escaping.
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This does seem worth adding a few test cases to cover. String escape/unescape behavior is notoriously tricky, and it'd be good to ensure we're strictly improving over time.
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@reitblatt, confirmed. Add a colocated QueryUtils.test.ts that imports beforeEach, expect, and test from @rstest/core.
The test will configure the feature type as str, call addFeaturesToQueryFilter, and assert the complete serialized filter. The input will include:
- Multiple apostrophes.
- Multiple backslashes.
- A backslash immediately before an apostrophe.
This test will prevent a return to single-occurrence replacement behavior.
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| } | ||
| } else if (type === 'str') { | ||
| const escapedId = value.replace(`'`, `\\'`); | ||
| const escapedId = value.replaceAll('\\', '\\\\').replaceAll(`'`, `\\'`); |
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This does seem worth adding a few test cases to cover. String escape/unescape behavior is notoriously tricky, and it'd be good to ensure we're strictly improving over time.
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String.prototype.replace() only replaces the first instance of a string; it seems like we should be replacing each, instead. Also escape any existing backslashes first.
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uv run ruff check .passes (no unused imports or other lint errors)uv tool run fawltydeps --check-unused --pyenv .venvpasses (no unused dependencies)UpdatedCHANGELOG.mdwith my changes, if notable (refer to Keep a Changelog conventions)Summary by CodeRabbit