Fix Accept/Walk field-level drift and InsertStmt End() panic - #284
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The two traversal engines each encode every node's children by hand, and the existing drift test only asserts that both engines know the same node TYPES - it cannot see a child FIELD one engine traverses and the other forgot. A new static test compares, per node type, the fields referenced by Accept against the fields referenced by Walk's case, and it immediately found ten drifted fields: Accept was missing (Walk visited them): - AlterTableDropPartition.Settings - CreateDatabase.Name, CreateDatabase.Comment - CreateTable.Comment - IntervalFrom.Interval - ProjectionOrderByClause.Columns - SelectQuery.DistinctOn - UUID.Value Walk was missing (Accept visited them): - InsertStmt.Values (INSERT ... VALUES rows were never walked) - SelectQuery.Except - WhenClause.Else Also: - InsertStmt.End() panicked on `INSERT INTO t FORMAT CSV`: with the data arriving out of band there are no Values and no SelectExpr, and the method indexed Values[len-1] unguarded. It now falls back to Format, ColumnNames, then Table. - InsertStmt.Accept visited Format before Table, violating source order; it now matches Walk (Table, ColumnNames, Format, Values, SelectExpr). - DestinationClause.Accept did not visit its own TableSchema; CreateMaterializedView.Accept compensated by reaching into its child, so any other DestinationClause holder silently skipped the schema and the visit happened outside the destination's Enter/Leave bracket. The clause now owns its child, and its End() includes the schema. No golden fixture changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # parser/walk.go
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Summary
The two traversal engines (Accept/ASTVisitor and Walk) each encode every node's children by hand. The existing drift test (#276) asserts both engines know the same node types — it cannot see a child field that one engine traverses and the other forgot.
This PR adds a static field-level drift test (TestTraversalEnginesVisitSameFields) that compares, per node type, the fields referenced by Accept against the fields referenced by Walk's case arm. It immediately found ten drifted fields:
Accept was missing (Walk visited them):
AlterTableDropPartition.Settings, CreateDatabase.Name, CreateDatabase.Comment, CreateTable.Comment, IntervalFrom.Interval, ProjectionOrderByClause.Columns, SelectQuery.DistinctOn, UUID.Value
Walk was missing (Accept visited them):
InsertStmt.Values (INSERT ... VALUES rows were never walked!), SelectQuery.Except, WhenClause.Else
Also fixed
Tests
No golden fixture changed.
Note: the SelectQuery.Except walk fix overlaps with #279 (which adds Except+Intersect there for the INTERSECT feature) — whichever merges second has a one-line trivial conflict in walk.go.
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