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feat: add docs for Query\Builder::whereInUnnest #222

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  • Documentation

    • Added a note regarding the limitation of binding more than 950 parameters in a single query and a suggested workaround.
  • Tests

    • Added new tests for whereInUnnest method to handle scenarios with different parameter values, including empty values and large arrays.
  • Chores

    • Updated Dockerfile to use PHP 8.3 and removed pcov extension.
    • Adjusted phpunit.xml error handling settings.
    • Modified GitHub Actions workflow to use new Docker build and test steps.
    • Updated Makefile with new build and test commands.
    • Changed compose.yaml command for the test service.

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The updates introduce a workaround for handling SQL queries with more than 950 parameters, using whereInUnnest in the query builder. Accompanying these changes, test methods were added, configuration adjustments in Docker and CI pipelines were made, and dependencies updated. These modifications enhance parameter handling in queries, update the testing framework, and ensure compatibility with PHP 8.3.

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README.md Added a note about the limitation of binding more than 950 parameters in SQL queries and the whereInUnnest workaround.
tests/Query/BuilderTest.php
tests/Query/UnnestTest.php
Added tests for whereInUnnest handling various parameter values including empty and large parameter lists.
phpunit.xml Removed stopOnError and stopOnFailure attributes to alter error handling during test execution.
Dockerfile Updated to PHP 8.3, removed pcov extension, and added COPY directive for file copying.
.github/workflows/run-test.yml Replaced Docker Compose test step with new Docker image build and test steps using make commands.
docker/.../docker-php-ext-grpc.ini Introduced configuration settings for grpc extension enabling fork support and specifying poll strategy.
Makefile Modified BASE_COMMAND, added ci-test target including logging, and updated update target for composer update.
compose.yaml Changed test service command from vendor/bin/phpunit to COMPOSER_PROCESS_TIMEOUT=60 composer test.
phpstan.neon Removed a message related to parameter expectation in the Builder::from() method from src/Connection.php.

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100-104: The documentation clearly explains the limitation of binding more than 950 parameters and provides a solution with the Query\Builder::whereInUnnest(...) method. This is a crucial update for users who might encounter this limitation.

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Fix typographical error in step name.

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24-24: Well-structured tests for whereInUnnest functionality.

Also applies to: 48-48


48-48: Effectively tests edge cases with empty values.


61-61: Thoroughly tests handling of large parameter sets in whereInUnnest.

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1-1: The simplification of BASE_COMMAND to docker compose is a good practice.

This change makes the command more readable and likely avoids potential issues with dynamically determining the project name based on the current directory, which could lead to inconsistencies in environments where the directory name might change.


10-11: Adding log output to the ci-test target enhances debugging capabilities.

This change will provide immediate feedback on test outcomes, which is especially valuable in continuous integration environments where diagnosing issues quickly is crucial.


12-12: Ensuring Docker containers are taken down after updates is a good resource management practice.

This change helps in cleaning up resources after updates, preventing potential conflicts or resource wastage by orphaned containers.

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14-20: Ensure the steps in the workflow are correctly sequenced and logically grouped.

The changes to the workflow steps from using Docker Compose to using make commands are clear and well-structured. This should facilitate better control and readability of the CI process.


14-15: The make build command is a good encapsulation for the Docker build process.

This change enhances maintainability by centralizing the build logic in the Makefile, which can be more easily managed and modified as needed.


16-17: Using make ci-test for running tests is an effective way to keep the CI workflow clean and manageable.

Encapsulating test commands in a Makefile simplifies modifications and increases the transparency of what each test execution entails.


18-20: Good use of if: always() to ensure logs are shown regardless of test outcomes.

This is an excellent practice for debugging, as it ensures visibility into the system's state and behavior during the tests, regardless of whether the tests pass or fail.

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Line range hint 10-10: Optimize Dockerfile by using WORKDIR.

- && mkdir -p /project/
+ WORKDIR /project

Using WORKDIR instead of mkdir and cd commands is cleaner and more idiomatic in Dockerfiles.


Line range hint 10-10: Pin versions in apk add to ensure reproducibility.

- apk add --no-cache bash gmp libxml2 libstdc++
+ apk add --no-cache bash=5.1.16-r0 gmp=6.2.1-r0 libxml2=2.9.12-r1 libstdc++=10.3.1_git20210424-r2

Pinning versions helps to avoid unexpected issues due to package updates.


Line range hint 10-10: Quote variables to prevent word splitting.

- make -j$(nproc)
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Quoting the variable prevents word splitting and globbing, and it's a good practice in shell scripts.

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1-1: Update base image to PHP 8.3.

This update aligns with the latest PHP version, potentially providing performance improvements and new features.


40-40: Enable extensions after installation.

This is a necessary step to ensure that the newly installed extensions are available for use.


45-45: Copy configuration files to the Docker image.

This is essential for configuring the environment within the Docker container.

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Line range hint 1-1: Update the base PHP image from php:8.2-cli-alpine to php:8.3-cli-alpine.

- FROM php:8.2-cli-alpine
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Please ensure that all dependencies and PHP extensions are compatible with PHP 8.3.


Line range hint 1-1: Consider addressing the following Dockerfile best practices:

  1. Use WORKDIR instead of cd for switching directories.
  2. Pin versions in apk add to ensure reproducibility.
  3. Quote variables to prevent word splitting.
- RUN apk add --no-cache bash gmp libxml2 libstdc++
+ RUN apk add --no-cache bash=gmp=version libxml2=version libstdc++=version
- RUN command $(subcommand)
+ RUN command "$(subcommand)"

These changes will enhance the security and maintainability of your Docker environment.

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Line range hint 1-1: Ensure the files copied into the Docker image are necessary and securely handled.

Please verify the contents and permissions of the files being copied to prevent potential security risks.

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