DEV-1798: surface every public_alias for a transform slot (C13) - #311
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A transform measure projected under two user names (e.g. cumsum(amount:sum) as run_a AND run_b) emitted the step-CTE column once under public_aliases[0]; the outer projection then re-used that first alias for the second occurrence, silently dropping the second name. _emit_step_cte now emits one step-CTE column per public_alias (rendered once, aliased per name; the first stays the canonical downstream handle), mirroring the outer-composite path. Slots with 0/1 aliases emit byte-identical SQL, so no existing golden moved. Covers the transform-window and unmaterialised-POST (change()/arithmetic) paths, which share the helper. Tests: new tests/test_dev1798_transform_two_names.py (cumsum/POST/multi-step carry/cross-model/single-name control/identical-name raise pins, structural sqlglot assertions); multi-alias + declared-name-fallback unit tests in test_dev1777_emit_step_cte.py; new chain/transform_two_names golden case across all five dialects.
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1791-1792: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse keyword arguments for
_wrap_cast_for_type.Call
_wrap_cast_for_typewith keyword arguments that match its signature. The current call passes both arguments positionally.As per coding guidelines: "
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In `@slayer/sql/generator.py`:
- Around line 1791-1792: Update the call to _wrap_cast_for_type in the slot
rendering logic to pass both parameters as keyword arguments matching the
function signature, while preserving the existing rendered value and slot.type.
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Codex review of #311 found the same C13 second-alias drop in the consecutive_periods CTE path (own cp_reset/cp_value CTEs, not _emit_step_cte): the cp_value CTE emitted one column under public_aliases[0] and recorded a single alias, so a consecutive_periods measure under two names dropped the second. The cp_value CTE now emits one value column per public_alias (the internal cp_reset alias stays single); both names are recorded, first canonical. Also switches the _emit_step_cte cast call to keyword args per the repo guideline (CodeRabbit). Tests: consecutive_periods two-name e2e (pg+sqlite) and a new chain/consecutive_periods_two_names golden case across all five dialects.
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Problem
A transform measure projected under two user names (e.g.
cumsum(amount:sum)asrun_aandrun_b) emitted the step-CTE column once underpublic_aliases[0]; the outer projection then re-used that first alias for the second occurrence, so the second name was silently dropped (the outer SELECT listedrun_atwice,run_bnever appeared).Root cause
_emit_step_cte(slayer/sql/generator.py) recorded onlypublic_aliases[0]per transform slot, soaliases_by_slot_id[sid]held a single entry. The outer-projection loop in_finalise_transform_chainis already written to cycle per declared name, but with one alias present it fell back toall_aliases[-1]— the first name again. The sibling outer-composite (cross-model aggregate) path already cyclespublic_aliases; the transform path lacked the equivalent.Fix
_emit_step_ctenow emits one step-CTE column perpublic_alias— rendered once, aliased per name (sqlglot.as_()copies its child, so reuse is safe); the first name stays the canonical downstream handle (ORDER BY / later chain steps). Mirrors the outer-composite convention. Covers both the transform-window path and the unmaterialised-POST path (change()/ arithmetic), which share the helper.Slots with 0 or 1 public alias emit byte-identical SQL, so no existing golden entry moved.
Tests (TDD — written first, all failed at HEAD for the right reason)
tests/test_dev1798_transform_two_names.py(new):cumsumtwo-name (pg + sqlite), POST/arithmeticchange()two-name, multi-step carry-forward (forces astep2, both names carried), cross-model two-name, single-name control, and two identical-name raise pins. Structural sqlglot assertions on the outermost projection.tests/test_dev1777_emit_step_cte.py: multi-alias emission + declared-name fallback unit tests.tests/test_dev1747_golden_sql.py: newchain/transform_two_namesgolden case across all five dialects (baseline additions-only).Verification
pytest -m "not integration"→ 12460 passed.metabase_e2elive-Docker errors are an unrelated Metabase bootstrap timeout).ruff check slayer/ tests/→ clean.Provenance
Flagged by CodeRabbit on #310 (DEV-1777); pre-existing (the pre-refactor base used identical
public_aliases[0]logic). Split out of DEV-1777's byte-identical scope because a fix changes emitted SQL.Reviewed by Codex at both the plan and test stages; findings folded in.
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