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fix: avoid substring matches in policy table dependency detection #474
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fix: avoid substring matches in policy table dependency detection #474
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This still treats any whole-word occurrence as a table dependency, even when the word is inside a SQL string literal or comment. For example, if a new table
usersis added and a policy only hasUSING (group_name = 'users'), this returns true and unnecessarily defers the policy even though it does not reference that table. That keeps the false-positive class alive for policy dependency detection.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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PostgreSQL identifiers can contain
$, butcontainsIdentifieronly treats letters, digits, and_as identifier characters. A new table namedfoowill therefore match an unrelated identifier likefoo$barin a policy expression, because$is treated as a boundary. That can still produce substring-style false positives for valid PostgreSQL identifiers.