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Autogeneration of index with coalesce function produces invalid SQL #1492
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Hi, thanks for reporting. Here the issue seems to be when compiling the statement, not autogenerate |
So the create index is managed by sqlalchemy. @zzzeek what do you think is best here? Modify what is rendered by autogenerate, so render |
I feel like this cant be the only case where some artificial parenthesis need to be added, nothing else in mysql / pg / sql server dialects? indeed, take a look at alembic/alembic/ddl/postgresql.py Lines 427 to 448 in b8e2c35
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Good catch. I forgot to look for self_group |
Describe the bug
When we declare an index using a coalesce function, the SQL migration instruction produced is invalid because it is missing some parenthesis around the coalesce function.
Example of the invalid generated alembic instruction:
And the invalid SQL instruction produced:
Expected behavior
The valid expected SQL instruction is:
To Reproduce
Auto-generate:
Error
Versions.
Additional context
Also when doing an
alembic check
after the index creation, it prints a warning:Is it expected ? How can I fix it ?
Have a nice day!
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