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test(fuzz): one registry of dialects, so every suite fuzzes every dialect - #118
The fuzz suites branched on "clickhouse" | "postgres" by name, and the reference model encoded each database's rules as target-name checks. So a new dialect (SQLite and D1 in #49, MySQL later per #53) would have meant editing every suite, or, more likely, not being fuzzed at all.
Changes
tests/fuzz/dialects/: one FuzzDialect per dialect. It holds the package entry, the fixture context, string rules, ILIKE support, a placeholder check, the literal catalog and the targets. index.ts is the registry, and every suite iterates it.
Semantics per target: NULL ordering, integer division, modulo, what an unmatched LEFT JOIN column holds, empty aggregates, and whether LIKE ignores case. model.ts reads only these and never a target's name. ClickHouse stays two targets (join_use_nulls 0 and 1).
registry.fuzz.test.ts finds every export const …: Dialect in src/ and fails until it has a fuzz entry. A dialect can't land unfuzzed.
LIKE patterns derived from the fixture. Each pattern is a fixture value edited letter by letter (re-cased, _/%, escaped), mixed with the old letter soup. The soup patterns almost never matched a row, so case and escape rules could never change a result. On feat: add SQLite and Cloudflare D1 query dialects #49's SQLite dialect, 6,000 plans passed without noticing that SQLite's LIKE ignores case and has no default escape character. With these patterns it fails within 1,000 plans.
tests/fuzz/README.md covers the suites, how to add a dialect, how to write generators that find bugs, and what to do with a failure.
.github/workflows/fuzz.yml: a nightly soak at FUZZ_SCALE=20 on both CI ClickHouse versions, with manual dispatch.
Property names are unchanged, so existing regressions.ts pins and known-issues.ts entries still apply.
Verification
bun run typecheck: pass.
bun run test: 51 files passed, 10 skipped (no ClickHouse); doc citations, export catalogs and doc examples ok.
Fuzz suites against ClickHouse 26.8.2.7 (Docker) plus PGlite at FUZZ_SCALE=20: 58/58 properties pass, including the new LIKE patterns.
Next
#49 adds dialects/sqlite.ts and dialects/d1.ts on top of this, plus fixes for what they find.
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Each fuzz suite used to branch on "clickhouse" | "postgres" by name, and
the reference model encoded each database's rules as target-name checks.
Adding a dialect meant editing all of them.
Now a dialect is one `FuzzDialect` in tests/fuzz/dialects/: its package
entry, fixture context, string rules, literal catalog and targets. Each
target states its `Semantics` (NULL ordering, integer division, modulo,
unmatched LEFT JOIN columns, empty aggregates, LIKE case), and the model
reads only those. A registry test fails when a `Dialect` in src/ has no
fuzz entry.
LIKE patterns now also come from fixture values edited letter by letter
(re-cased, wildcarded, escaped). The old letter-soup patterns almost
never matched a row, so case and escape rules could not change a
result: fuzzing a SQLite dialect ran 6000 plans without noticing its
LIKE ignores case and has no default escape. With these patterns it
fails in under 1000.
Adds tests/fuzz/README.md (how to add a dialect, writing generators that
find bugs, what to do with a failure) and a nightly 20x soak workflow.
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Walkthrough
The fuzz framework now defines registered dialects and target-specific semantics for ClickHouse and Postgres. Fuzz suites use these configurations for plan generation, compilation, execution, and model evaluation. A scheduled and manually dispatched workflow runs the suites.
Changes: Dialect-Driven Fuzzing
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Summary
Dialect contracts and implementations tests/fuzz/dialects/types.ts, tests/fuzz/values.ts, tests/fuzz/dialects/clickhouse.ts, tests/fuzz/dialects/postgres.ts, tests/fuzz/dialects/index.ts
Shared types describe dialect capabilities, target semantics, and query outcomes. ClickHouse and Postgres define their literals, execution, and target configuration. Shared value generators replace the dialect-specific literal catalog.
Dialect-aware plan generation and modeling tests/fuzz/build.ts, tests/fuzz/plan.ts, tests/fuzz/model.ts, tests/fuzz/known-issues.ts
Plan building and compilation use the selected dialect’s module. Generators use dialect string rules and ILIKE capability. Model evaluation reads target semantics. The known-issue inputs and target matcher are updated.
Registry-driven suite execution and support tests/fuzz/compile.fuzz.test.ts, tests/fuzz/literals.fuzz.test.ts, tests/fuzz/queries.fuzz.test.ts, tests/fuzz/registry.fuzz.test.ts, tests/fuzz/contexts.ts, tests/fuzz/db.ts, .github/workflows/fuzz.yml, tests/fuzz/README.md
Fuzz suites iterate over registered dialects and available targets. The registry test compares registered dialect names with exported source dialects. The old shared context and database modules are removed. A workflow runs fuzz suites nightly or on dispatch, and the README documents suite execution and failure triage.
sequenceDiagram
participant FuzzSuite
participant DialectRegistry
participant DialectModule
participant FuzzTarget
participant ReferenceModel
FuzzSuite->>DialectRegistry: enumerate dialect and target pairs
FuzzSuite->>ReferenceModel: evaluate plan with target semantics
FuzzSuite->>DialectModule: compile plan
FuzzSuite->>FuzzTarget: run compiled query
FuzzTarget-->>FuzzSuite: return query outcome
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Possibly related issues
Issue 48 requests SQLite and D1 support. This PR adds a dialect registry but does not add either dialect.
Issue 83 requests LIKE escaping support. This PR generates LIKE patterns that include wildcard escaping, but it does not add the requested portable helper.
Possibly related PRs
MapleTechLabs/effect-orm#39: Introduced fuzz components that this PR refactors to use dialect registrations.
MapleTechLabs/effect-orm#50: Adds SQLite and D1 dialects, which the new registry test requires fuzz registrations to cover.
MapleTechLabs/effect-orm#49: Adds SQLite and D1 dialect values, which connect to the registry’s dialect coverage.
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The fuzz suites branched on
"clickhouse" | "postgres"by name, and the reference model encoded each database's rules as target-name checks. So a new dialect (SQLite and D1 in #49, MySQL later per #53) would have meant editing every suite, or, more likely, not being fuzzed at all.Changes
tests/fuzz/dialects/: oneFuzzDialectper dialect. It holds the package entry, the fixture context, string rules, ILIKE support, a placeholder check, the literal catalog and the targets.index.tsis the registry, and every suite iterates it.Semanticsper target: NULL ordering, integer division, modulo, what an unmatched LEFT JOIN column holds, empty aggregates, and whether LIKE ignores case.model.tsreads only these and never a target's name. ClickHouse stays two targets (join_use_nulls0 and 1).registry.fuzz.test.tsfinds everyexport const …: Dialectinsrc/and fails until it has a fuzz entry. A dialect can't land unfuzzed._/%, escaped), mixed with the old letter soup. The soup patterns almost never matched a row, so case and escape rules could never change a result. On feat: add SQLite and Cloudflare D1 query dialects #49's SQLite dialect, 6,000 plans passed without noticing that SQLite's LIKE ignores case and has no default escape character. With these patterns it fails within 1,000 plans.tests/fuzz/README.mdcovers the suites, how to add a dialect, how to write generators that find bugs, and what to do with a failure..github/workflows/fuzz.yml: a nightly soak atFUZZ_SCALE=20on both CI ClickHouse versions, with manual dispatch.Property names are unchanged, so existing
regressions.tspins andknown-issues.tsentries still apply.Verification
bun run typecheck: pass.bun run test: 51 files passed, 10 skipped (no ClickHouse); doc citations, export catalogs and doc examples ok.FUZZ_SCALE=20: 58/58 properties pass, including the new LIKE patterns.Next
#49 adds
dialects/sqlite.tsanddialects/d1.tson top of this, plus fixes for what they find.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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