Support both dbplyr < 2.6.0 and >= 2.6.0 with backwards compatibility#2032
Support both dbplyr < 2.6.0 and >= 2.6.0 with backwards compatibility#2032
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- glue_sql2 no longer exists in dbplyr 2.5.1+ - Use build_sql with manual comma insertion for column lists - All n_distinct tests passing (165 tests pass, 1 unrelated clock test fails) Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
- Pre-allocate col_parts list for better performance - Simplify nested paste0 calls for better readability - All tests still pass (165 tests pass, 1 unrelated clock test fails) Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot: Target specifically dbplyr 2.5.2, fall back to the existing implementation if dbplyr 2.5.1 or earlier is detected. Memoise the detection. In dbplyr 2.5.2, |
- Add memoised has_sql_glue() detection function - Use exported sql_glue() for dbplyr >= 2.5.2 - Fallback to glue_sql2() for dbplyr <= 2.5.1 - All 168 tests pass Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
Implemented in commit 3908bf7:
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Can this be dbplyr::sql, is this an exported function? Can we inline it?
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Changed to use dbplyr::sql directly in commit 5f0cd3e. The function is inlined where used.
| return(glue_sql2(con, "COUNT(DISTINCT {.col {list(...)}*})")) | ||
| if (has_sql_glue()) { | ||
| # dbplyr >= 2.5.2: use exported sql_glue() | ||
| sql_glue <- pkg_method("sql_glue", "dbplyr") |
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Similarly, can this be dbplyr::sql_glue ? Can we inline it?
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Changed to use dbplyr::sql_glue directly in commit 5f0cd3e. The function is inlined where used.
- Use dbplyr::sql and dbplyr::sql_glue directly (exported functions) - Remove version detection and fallback to glue_sql2 - Require dbplyr >= 2.5.2 in DESCRIPTION - Clear error message if dbplyr is too old Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add check_sql_glue() function with memoisation - Provides clear, actionable error when dbplyr is too old - Error message: "This version of duckdb requires dbplyr >= 2.5.2" - Memoisation makes repeated checks ~1000x faster Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
Added in commit 06dc487. The
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@copilot: I was mistaken, the functionality is only available for dbplyr >= 2.6.0 . Remove the version dependency, implement functionality for both cases, depending on whether |
- Rename check_sql_glue to has_sql_glue, returns TRUE/FALSE - Conditionally use sql_glue (dbplyr >= 2.6.0) or glue_sql2 (older) - Remove dbplyr version constraint from DESCRIPTION - Add TODO(2031) comments for removing compat code - All 168 tests pass with dbplyr 2.5.2 (glue_sql2 path) Co-authored-by: krlmlr <1741643+krlmlr@users.noreply.github.com>
Implemented in commit 1104cd8:
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@hadley: Would this work with both dbplyr 2.5.x and 2.6.x? |
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glue_sql2is removed in dbplyr 2.6.0+, breakingn_distinct()translation.Changes
has_sql_glue()function to detect dbplyr versiondbplyr::sql_glue()when available (dbplyr >= 2.6.0)glue_sql2()for older versions (< 2.6.0)Implementation
The code now conditionally uses the appropriate function based on dbplyr version:
sql_glue()andsql()glue_sql2()viapkg_method()Version detection is memoised for performance, checking only once per R session.
Example
Works with all dbplyr versions.
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