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feat(language): implicitly convert enum references to arrays - #2807
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEnum declarations can now be referenced in policy and validation expressions. The TypeScript schema generator emits enum values as arrays, including mapped values. Zod and ORM tests cover enum-constrained fields and valid or invalid values. ChangesEnum validation support
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In `@packages/zod/test/factory.test.ts`:
- Around line 608-618: Update the invalid-enum test for Address so its zip field
uses a value valid under the schema’s zip validation, isolating the failure
assertion to the invalid type value UNKNOWN while preserving the existing test
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Hi @sanny-io ,
Thanks for working on this. I think there are two issues with this PR:
- Enums are are now reference target, so they can potentially appear in places where references are allowed (e.g.,
@default(Role)?, haven't tried though ...). - I think
x in Enumshould also work in access policies, and I believe it already works today, but a caveat is that enum fields can be name mapped with@map, so the current approach that directly translates into an array literal probably broke it.
… SQL Enum values are represented by their names at runtime (TS values, auth(), Zod validation), so the implicit `field in Enum` expansion must emit enum member names rather than `@map`-ed values. The ORM name mapper translates names to database values at SQL execution time. Also fix a pre-existing gap for `field in [A, B]` on `@map`-ed enum columns in policies: - policy transformer: emit a plain SQL `IN (...)` list for literal arrays on every dialect, instead of `CAST(col AS text) = ANY(ARRAY[...])` on PostgreSQL, so the comparison stays index-friendly and reaches the name mapper - name mapper: translate enum values inside a `ValueListNode` right operand Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hi @sanny-io , I thought about it again and enum's name mapping seems to have several other issues - probably deserve a separate fix. The ts-schema generator is supposed be agnostic to name mappings, and the name mapper transformer is meant to be the single intercepter that handles it ... though not cleanly yet today. I've reverted part of your last commit and made some small improvements. Will create separate PRs for remaining issues with |
Closes #1211
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