Fix: enum ORDER BY / DISTINCT ON loses declaration order behind a derived table - #30099
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The Postgres renderer now preserves enum declaration order through derived-table ORDER BY and DISTINCT ON paths, with targeted tests and reported green validation checks. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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renderSelect->>renderOrderByExpr: pass SelectAst for ordering
renderOrderByExpr->>SelectAst: resolve source and projected column
SelectAst->>EnumValueSets: trace underlying enum value set
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324-333: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove or rewrite the stale implementation comment.
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collectTableSources, but the renderer now usesfindFromSourceand recursive source resolution. The test names already describe the cases. Remove this block, or label it explicitly as pre-fix behavior.As per coding guidelines, avoid comments when possible.
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Closes the aggregate-pagination project and removes its working artifacts. Documentation-only — no source, no tests, no behaviour. ##⚠️ Merge order **This must merge after prisma#30098.** That PR lands the project's retro learnings into `drive/calibration/dod.md` and the upgrade-instructions skill. This project produced no long-lived documentation to migrate — the one guide it wrote was deleted on review — so the learnings are its only durable output. Merging this first deletes them. ## What the project delivered `.aggregate()` silently ignored `take` / `skip` / `cursor` / `distinct` / `distinctOn`, reducing over every matching row and returning a confident, wrong number with no signal. `groupBy()` had the same defect for everything chained before it. Both are fixed, with **clause position deciding meaning**: before a terminal, clauses shape the rows it reduces; after `groupBy()`, they page the groups. - prisma#30067 — root `aggregate()` honours the whole chain - prisma#30092 — `groupBy()` carries the chain before it; `GroupedCollection` gained `take` / `skip` / `orderBy` to page groups, with post-group pagination requiring a prior `orderBy` at the type level ## Definition of Done All items met, with one closed as deliberately refused: - Root `aggregate()` honours `take`/`skip`/`cursor` including bare `skip`, and `distinct()`/`distinctOn()` ✅ - Pre-group clauses scope rows, post-group clauses page groups, both verified with `having()` present ✅ - Post-group pagination gated on a prior `orderBy` in the type state ✅ - CI-enforced guard that an unpaginated aggregate's compiled AST is unchanged — the baseline snapshot is byte-identical across every commit of both slices ✅ - Integration tests assert values, not plan shape, on PGlite **and** SQLite for each chain position ✅ - `test/aggregate-pagination.test.ts` free of `it.fails` ✅ - No new ORM error subcode ✅ - Position rule documented where a user meets it — **closed as refused.** Both halves were rejected on operator review: TSDoc as restating the signatures, and a reference guide as unwarranted for what is a bug fix. The changelog entries in `v8.0.0-rc.5.md` carry the user-facing notice. ## Spun out, not dropped prisma#30099 fixes enum `ORDER BY` / `DISTINCT ON` losing declaration order behind any derived table. Manual QA found it through the grouped path, but it is **pre-existing and wider** — `.distinct().orderBy(enumCol)` has had it since `wrapWithRowNumberDedup` first aliased a derived table back to its base name. It ships separately, before rc.5 is cut, so no released version exposes the new route unfixed. ## Notes Two findings were deliberately not ticketed, per standing direction on QA follow-ups: an empty TSDoc hover at the `never`-narrowing error site (`cursor()` behaves identically, so it is a house-level property, not a slice regression), and the demo's namespaced contract requiring `db.orm.<ns>.<Model>` where flat-namespace examples use `db.orm.<Model>`. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Signed-off-by: Steven McClankerton <tatarintsev@prisma.io> Co-authored-by: Steven McClankerton <tatarintsev@prisma.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…table collectTableSources (sql-renderer.ts) only recognises `table-source` FROM entries, so the enum-ordering hook resolves nothing once the FROM is a derived table — even though callers deliberately alias that derived table back to the base table name so outer references keep resolving. This is not specific to any one caller: any derived-table wrap loses declaration order the same way. Four red cases plus two controls: - case 0: unwrapped ORDER BY (passing control, must keep passing) - case 1 / 1b: a derived-table wrap with an outer ORDER BY on the enum column, column-ref and identifier-ref forms — the shape distinct()'s ROW_NUMBER dedup wrap produces on the plain-select path - case 2: a derived-table wrap with GROUP BY and a post-group ORDER BY on the group key — the exact shape a grouped aggregate produces - case 3: DISTINCT ON an enum column behind a derived table, since it shares renderOrderByExpr with ORDER BY - fallback control: a projected expression that isn't a plain column reference has no storage column to resolve — falls back to today's bare-column rendering rather than guessing, and must keep doing so Signed-off-by: Steven McClankerton <tatarintsev@prisma.io>
…alias collectTableSources skipped any FROM entry that wasn't a table-source, so the enum-ordering hook (array_position over a value-set's declaration order) never found a column's storage coordinate once the FROM was a derived table — even though callers alias that derived table back to the base table name specifically so outer references keep resolving. ORDER BY (and DISTINCT ON, sharing the same renderOrderByExpr) fell through to a bare column sort instead, silently reordering an enum-keyed result by lexical text order. Replaces the flat table-source map with a resolver that looks a column reference up against the FROM/JOIN source it names: a table-source resolves directly against the contract's storage, same as before; a derived-table-source finds the matching output alias in its own projection and, when that projected expression is itself a plain ColumnRef, recurses into the derived table's own query — so a wrap around a wrap resolves too. A projected expression that isn't a plain column reference (a function call, say) has no storage column to trace back to and falls through to today's bare-column rendering, same as an unresolvable reference always has — a wrong enum order would be worse than the pre-existing gap. The derived table's own alias convention is untouched: it still aliases back to the base table name, and nothing here reintroduces a ref-table parameter. Signed-off-by: Steven McClankerton <tatarintsev@prisma.io>
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Summary
collectTableSourcesin the Postgres renderer only recognised FROM entries whosekindistable-source, so the enum-declaration-order rewrite (array_position(ARRAY[...]::text[], col)) never applied once the FROM was a derived table — even though callers deliberately alias that derived table back to the base table name so outer column references keep resolving.ORDER BY(andDISTINCT ON, which shares the samerenderOrderByExpr) silently fell back to a bare column sort, reordering an enum-keyed result by lexical text order instead of declaration order.This is pre-existing, not specific to any one caller: any derived-table wrap loses declaration order the same way —
distinct()'sROW_NUMBERdedup wrap on the plain-select path, a grouped aggregate's pre-group scoping wrap, orDISTINCT ONsharing the ORDER BY renderer. Discovered via manual QA ongroupBy-pagination(#30092), where a post-grouporderBy()on an enum group key could silently return the wrong group. The operator authorised this as its own PR, sequenced before rc.5 is cut, since the fix belongs in the Postgres adapter with its own test surface, not scoped to any one slice.Changes
order-by-enum.integration.test.ts— case 0 (unwrapped, passing control), cases 1/1b (a derived-table wrap with an outerORDER BYon the enum column,column-refandidentifier-refforms), case 2 (a derived-table wrap withGROUP BYand a post-groupORDER BYon the group key), case 3 (DISTINCT ONbehind a derived table), and a fallback control (a projected expression that isn't a plain column reference falls through to today's bare-column rendering rather than guessing).table-sourceresolves directly against the contract's storage, same as before. Aderived-table-sourcefinds the matching output alias in its own projection and, when the projected expression is itself a plainColumnRef, recurses into the derived table's own query — so nested wraps resolve too. A projected expression that isn't a plainColumnRefhas no storage column to trace back to and falls through to the pre-existing bare-column rendering, rather than guessing at an order.Why
Position of the fix. The derived table's alias-back-to-base-table-name convention is load-bearing for
GROUP BYand outer column refs across multiple callers; nothing here reintroduces arefTableNameparameter to work around the gap instead of fixing it.Fallback over guessing. A projected expression the resolver can't trace to a storage column (a function call, say) keeps today's plain-column behaviour. A wrong enum order would be a worse failure mode than the existing "no declaration-order rewrite" gap — silently confident and wrong versus silently absent.
Postgres only. SQLite has no declaration-order enum sorting to degrade — confirmed via a full sweep of the adapter's renderers (
grepfor the resolver's equivalent found no SQLite counterpart) — so there is nothing to fix or test there.Verification
pnpm --filter @internal/adapter-postgres test— full package suite green (repeat runs on a heavily loaded shared CI-adjacent box surfaced unrelated, inconsistent timeouts in RLS/TS-roundtrip/migration-cli tests across different runs; isolated re-runs and a subsequent clean full run confirmed these are pre-existing environmental flakes, not caused by this change — this PR's own new tests passed in every run).pnpm test:packages(root, matches CI'sTestjob) — green.pnpm build && pnpm typecheck(workspace-wide) — clean.pnpm check:upgrade-coverage --mode pr— no violation;packages/3-targets/**is not a tracked substrate for the upgrade-instructions mechanism (onlyexamples/andpackages/3-extensions/are), confirmed by reading the script rather than assuming.pnpm lint:deps— clean.Scope
Does not touch
docs/releases/v8.0.0-rc.5.md— that file didn't exist onmainwhen this branch was cut, and now that #30092 has merged and brought it, this PR's release-note entry lands as a follow-up commit once the PR number exists.Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
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ORDER BYandDISTINCT ON, including derived tables and grouped queries.orm initerror messages.Documentation