db import: Improve SQLite dot-command detection regex - #347
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Ensure SQLite dot-commands containing whitespace or quotes are properly matched, and expand test coverage. Follow-up to #340.
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The updated regex is overly broad (matches any line starting with .) and can reject non dot-command content, making the rejection behavior and error message potentially incorrect.
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Pull request overview
This PR tightens wp db import handling for SQLite by adjusting the dot-command detection logic and expanding Behat acceptance coverage to cover additional dot-command formatting variations (whitespace and quoting), as a follow-up to #340.
Changes:
- Broadened the SQLite “dot-command” detection regex used during imports.
- Added Behat scenarios covering dot-commands with whitespace after
.and with quoted command names. - Extended side-effect regression checks to ensure files are not created for these additional variants.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/DB_Command_SQLite.php | Updates the regex used to detect and reject SQLite dot-commands during import. |
| features/db-import.feature | Adds acceptance coverage for additional dot-command formatting variants and side-effect checks. |
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In `@src/DB_Command_SQLite.php`:
- Line 470: Update the dot-command detection around the preg_match check so
valid numeric literals such as .5 are not rejected, while standalone SQLite
dot-commands remain detected. Add a Behat regression scenario covering a
multiline SQL statement containing a leading-dot numeric literal and verify it
executes successfully.
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Improve the SQLite dot-command matching regex in
wp db importto catch variations with whitespace or quotes, and expand acceptance test coverage.Follow-up to #340.
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.5, can now be imported successfully.