Fix deparse() and deparseSync() protobuf handling #102
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Fix deparse() and deparseSync() protobuf handling
Problem
The deparse() and deparseSync() methods in the feat/wasm-only-v17 branch were broken due to incorrect protobuf data handling. The functions were passing JSON.stringify(parseTree) to the C function
wasm_deparse_protobuf, but this function expects binary protobuf data with a specific length parameter, not JSON strings.This caused all deparse tests to fail with "protobuf data cannot be null or empty" errors.
Solution
Modified both deparse() and deparseSync() methods in wasm/index.js and wasm/index.cjs to:
wasm_parse_query_protobufto generate binary protobuf data from the original SQL queryTechnical Details
wasm_deparse_protobufexpects aPgQueryProtobufstruct with binary data and lengthwasm_parse_query_protobufto convert SQL query to proper protobuf formatTesting
✅ All deparse tests now pass (6/6):
✅ Full test suite passes with no regressions (32/32 tests)
Files Changed
wasm/index.js- Fixed ES module deparse functionswasm/index.cjs- Fixed CommonJS deparse functionsVerification
Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/adf431cada6a43aba07c2060150a6a23
Requested by: Dan Lynch ([email protected])