Fix index/constraint column not shown when its name requires quoting (#6481) - #10039
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes display and editing of index or constraint columns with quoted names and is otherwise mergeable, but an unresolved shared-server username fallback issue remains in a modified shared utility and should receive explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RegressionTest
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RegressionTest->>PostgreSQL: Create quoted column and index
IndexAPI->>IndexSQL: Retrieve index column metadata
IndexSQL->>PostgreSQL: Compare index definition with quote_ident(attname)
IndexAPI->>IndexUtils: Normalize returned column identifier
IndexUtils-->>IndexAPI: Return unquoted column name
IndexAPI-->>RegressionTest: Return column name and is_exp=false
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The SQL fix (comparing against quote_ident(a.attname) instead of a.attname) is correct — is_exp will now classify properly. But the Python side that displays the column name is still broken for the exact category the PR claims to fix.
web/pgadmin/browser/server_groups/servers/databases/schemas/tables/indexes/utils.py:123 uses attdef.strip('"'). str.strip('"') strips outer quotes but doesn't unescape doubled inner quotes. For a column named col"x, pg_get_indexdef returns "col""x"; .strip('"') yields col""x, not col"x. So the properties panel still displays the wrong name for any identifier containing a literal ".
Pull this into a tiny helper:
def unquote_ident(s):
if s.startswith('"') and s.endswith('"'):
return s[1:-1].replace('""', '"')
return sTests gap: no scenarios for quoted-identifier column names (uppercase, spaces, reserved words, embedded "). The regression that caused #6481 wouldn't have been caught by existing tests, and this PR doesn't add coverage for it.
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…g#6481 The is_exp flag compared pg_get_indexdef() (which returns the SQL-quoted identifier) directly against a.attname (the raw name). For any column name needing quoting these differ, so a plain column was wrongly treated as an expression and not rendered, and validation reported it empty. Compare against pg_catalog.quote_ident(a.attname) instead, which matches pg_get_indexdef()'s output for both normal and quoted names; real expressions (attname NULL) still evaluate as expressions.
The SQL fix classifies the column correctly, but the Python that displays
it still used str.strip('"'), which removes the outer quotes without
unescaping the doubled inner ones, so a column named col"x came back as
col""x and the properties panel showed the wrong name. Worse, the create
templates re-quote that value with qtIdent(), turning it into
"col""""x" in generated DDL.
unquote_ident() in pgadmin.utils reverses quote_ident() properly: it
unescapes doubled quotes, and because it only matches a string that is
entirely one quoted identifier it leaves expressions such as "a" || "b"
alone, which strip() mangled. The same pattern appeared in the index,
exclusion, index and foreign key constraint code, so all five call sites
now share the helper.
Tests cover the helper directly, and a new index test asserts the
Properties panel reports the right column for a mixed case name, a
reserved word and a name containing a literal double quote, none of which
had any coverage.
The 11_plus index template hunk from the original commit is dropped: that
bucket no longer exists on master.
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Thanks for the thorough review, Ashesh. The Python side is now fixed with an Test coverage added:
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671-675: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the fallback condition with validation.
When a shared server has
Username=""and a non-emptySharedUsername, validation accepts the record because it treats the empty username as missing. The loader falls back only forNone, so it stores an empty username instead ofSharedUsername. Useif is_shared and not username, or make both paths use the same missing-value rule.Proposed fix
- if is_shared and username is None: + if is_shared and not username: username = shared_usernameAlso applies to: 770-771
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- Around line 671-675: Align the username fallback condition in the
server-loading logic with validation: for shared servers, treat an empty
Username as missing and use the non-empty SharedUsername, while preserving the
existing behavior for other cases. Update the related checks near the
Username/SharedUsername validation and assignment so both paths use the same
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The resql scenarios covering a table whose column name contains a double
quote were recorded before this fix, so their expected SQL still carries
the doubly escaped name that the old .strip('"') produced: a constraint
referring to "col1_...\""""'`\\/#" where the column it was declared
against, two lines above, is "col1_...\""'`\\/#".
Now that identifiers are unquoted properly rather than having their outer
quotes stripped, the generated script agrees with itself, and agrees with
what PostgreSQL's own quote_ident() returns for the name in question, so
the recorded SQL is what needed correcting.
Twelve files, six scenarios across pg and ppas: create table with a
primary key, create table with a primary key and a check constraint,
add and delete columns, add a unique constraint, and delete constraints.
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Fixed the Six scenarios covering a table whose column name contains a double quote (create table with a primary key, create table with a primary key and a check constraint, add and delete columns, add a unique constraint, delete constraints) had their expected SQL recorded before this fix, so it still carried the doubly escaped name the old Now that identifiers are unquoted properly, the generated script agrees with itself, and agrees with what PostgreSQL's own |
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Summary
Fixes #6481.
When an index (or exclusion constraint) column name requires quoting — e.g. it contains a double quote or other special characters — the column was not shown in the Properties panel, and editing reported it as empty.
Root cause: the
is_exp(expression) flag is computed aspg_get_indexdef(...) = a.attname.pg_get_indexdef()returns the SQL-quoted identifier (e.g."col""x") whilea.attnameis the raw name (col"x). For any name needing quoting these never match, so a plain column was misclassified as an expression and dropped.Fix: compare against
pg_catalog.quote_ident(a.attname), which yields the same quoted form aspg_get_indexdef()for both normal and special names. Real expression indexes (whereattnameis NULL) still evaluate as expressions.Changes
indexes/sql/11_plus/column_details.sql,indexes/sql/default/column_details.sql,exclusion_constraint/sql/default/get_constraint_cols.sql🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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