This is primarily a bugfix release. Most notably this solves some of the issues introduced in 2.0.1 around spacing within datatypes. Expressions like 1.0::double precision should now be spaced correctly.
Beyond that, this contains a selection of smaller bugfixes and dialect improvements. Even for a relatively small release we saw three new contributors (thanks @aurany, @JackWolverson & @mikaeltw 🎉).
The one new feature (as such) is being able to now configure LT05 (aka layout.long_lines) to optionally move trailing comments after the line they are found on, rather than the default behaviour of moving them up and before. Users can enable this with the trailing_comments configuration setting in the indentation section.
This release also contains some performance optimisations in the parser, especially on queries with heavily nested expressions. There will be more to come in this space, but we hope this leads to a better experience for many users. 🚀
This is mostly a bugfix release addressing some of the issues from the recent 2.0 release. Notable fixes are:
Spacing for (as applied by LT01) for datatypes, hyphenated identifiers and casting operators.
Several bugs in the indentation routines (LT02), in particular with implicit indents.
Fixing a conflict between LT09 and LT02, by only limiting LT09 to bringing targets onto a single line if there is only one select target and that it contains no newlines.
Supporting arrays, and the new rules configuration more effectively in pyproject.toml.
Configuring dialects on a file by file basis using inline comments now works.
This release also brings one small new feature in allowing additional flags to be passed to SQLFluff when called as a pre-commit hook.
Thanks especially to @JavierMonton and @LauraRichter who made their first contributions to the project as part of this release! 🎉🏆
This is primarily a bugfix release. Most notably this solves some of the
issues introduced in 2.0.1 around spacing within datatypes. Expressions
like 1.0::double precision should now be spaced correctly.
Beyond that, this contains a selection of smaller bugfixes and dialect
improvements. Even for a relatively small release we saw three new
contributors (thanks @aurany, @JackWolverson
& @mikaeltw 🎉).
The one new feature (as such) is being able to now configure LT05
(aka layout.long_lines) to optionally move trailing comments after
the line they are found on, rather than the default behaviour of moving
them up and before. Users can enable this with the trailing_comments
configuration setting in the indentation section.
This release also contains some performance optimisations in the parser,
especially on queries with heavily nested expressions. There will be more
to come in this space, but we hope this leads to a better experience for
many users. 🚀
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Bumps sqlfluff from 1.4.5 to 2.0.2.
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e0251dbPrep version 2.0.2 (#4597)cd5d50bParse Caching (#4576)74539b2Data type spacing (#4592)76f208bMySQL: allow quoted literal in alias name (#4591)795e3b3Make implicit indents visible in the parse tree (#4584)d9665ecFix #4559: TSQL implicit indents on WHERE (#4583)d1e7662Added keywords to DB2 dialect from IBM docs (#4575)601155bRemove matches_target_tuples (#3873) (#4561)9e8cabaUse terminators in BaseExpression (#4577)c69ff2bAddress #1630: Optionally move comments after long line (#4558)Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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