chore: disable query context injection

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Code Review Analysis

I've analyzed the changes in this PR that disables query context injection. Here's my comprehensive review:

Tasks:

• Read and analyze the changed file
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Evaluate test coverage needs
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Summary

This is a simple but significant change that disables query context injection by:

1. Removing the import of CONTEXT_COMMENT_PREFIX constant
2. Changing makeContextComment() to return an empty SQL template instead of context-annotated comments
3. Adding the parameter prefix _ to indicate the context parameter is intentionally unused

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positives:

• Clean implementation with proper parameter naming (_context) to indicate intentionally unused parameter
• Maintains the method signature for compatibility
• Includes commented-out original code for reference
• Follows TypeScript naming conventions

Suggestions:

• Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment explaining why context injection is disabled
• The commented-out code could include a TODO or explanation of conditions under which it might be re-enabled

Potential Issues & Bugs ✅

No critical issues found:

• The change is backward compatible - all calling code continues to work
• Method signature remains unchanged, preventing breaking changes
• Return type is still valid SQL (empty template)

Performance Considerations ✅

Performance Impact:

• Positive: Eliminates overhead of JSON.stringify() operations on every query
• Positive: Reduces SQL comment generation, slightly improving query performance
• Positive: Smaller SQL query size (no context comments)

The performance impact is minimal but positive, as it removes unnecessary string operations.

Security Concerns ✅

No security risks identified:

• Removing context comments actually reduces information leakage in SQL logs
• No authentication/authorization logic affected
• The change is purely about SQL comment generation

Test Coverage 📋

Recommendations:

• Verify that any tests expecting SQL comments with context are updated
• Test that query functionality remains unchanged without context comments
• Consider adding a test to ensure makeContextComment returns empty SQL

Architecture Impact 🔄

The context comments were likely used for debugging/monitoring purposes. Consider:

• Debugging: How will developers trace queries back to specific operations without context?
• Monitoring: Were these comments used by any logging/monitoring systems?
• Documentation: Update any documentation that references query context injection

Overall Assessment ✅

This is a well-executed change that cleanly disables query context injection. The code quality is good, and there are no apparent bugs or security issues. The performance impact is positive, though minimal.

Files affected: packages/runtime/src/client/crud/operations/base.ts:1306-1308

Recommendation: Approve this change, but consider documenting the rationale for disabling context injection and any alternative debugging strategies.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR disables query context injection by modifying the makeContextComment method to return an empty SQL fragment instead of injecting contextual information as SQL comments.

• Removes import of CONTEXT_COMMENT_PREFIX constant since it's no longer needed
• Updates makeContextComment method to return empty SQL instead of context-injected comments
• Preserves the original implementation as a commented line for potential future restoration

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