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- Around line 120-123: Update the loc option documentation to describe both its
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| // loc (string, default UTC) selects the location of time.Time values when | ||
| // parseTime=true. Local selects the system location; other names are loaded | ||
| // with time.LoadLocation. Escape slashes, for example loc=US%2FPacific. | ||
| // This option does not change MySQL's time_zone system variable. |
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Document both effects of loc.
parseTime controls how the driver returns temporal values read from the server. The driver also uses loc to encode non-zero time.Time query arguments, even when parseTime is false. Document both behaviors.
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-// parseTime=true. Local selects the system location; other names are loaded
-// with time.LoadLocation. Escape slashes, for example loc=US%2FPacific.
+// loc (string, default UTC) selects the location for values parsed as time.Time
+// when parseTime=true and for non-zero time.Time query arguments. Local selects
+// the system location; other names are loaded with time.LoadLocation. Escape
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| // loc (string, default UTC) selects the location of time.Time values when | |
| // parseTime=true. Local selects the system location; other names are loaded | |
| // with time.LoadLocation. Escape slashes, for example loc=US%2FPacific. | |
| // This option does not change MySQL's time_zone system variable. | |
| // loc (string, default UTC) selects the location for values parsed as time.Time | |
| // when parseTime=true and for non-zero time.Time query arguments. Local selects | |
| // the system location; other names are loaded with time.LoadLocation. Escape | |
| // slashes, for example loc=US%2FPacific. | |
| // This option does not change MySQL's time_zone system variable. |
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Review comment at @doc.go around lines 120 - 123:
Update the loc option documentation to describe both its effect on temporal
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non-zero time.Time query arguments regardless of parseTime; retain the existing
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Thanks for this! A few accuracy notes inline after cross-checking the text against the implementation.
One general concern: this copies ~290 lines of the README usage guide into the package doc, with nothing keeping the two in sync. Future PRs that change a DSN default or add a parameter will likely update only the README, and the godoc will drift. It may be worth choosing one canonical source (e.g. keeping the README short and pointing to pkg.go.dev), or adding a check that the DSN parameter lists match.
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| interpolateParams (bool, default false) interpolates placeholders in | ||
| db.Query and db.Exec into a single query, reducing the round trips needed | ||
| to prepare, execute, and close statements. BIG5, CP932, GB2312, GBK, and SJIS |
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This isn't quite what the code does: normalize() only rejects unsafe collations (dsn.go: cfg.InterpolateParams && cfg.Collation != "" && unsafeCollations[cfg.Collation]). The charset parameter is never checked, so ?charset=sjis&interpolateParams=true is accepted and sends SET NAMES sjis.
The README has the same inaccuracy, but since this is a security promise, we should either reword it (e.g. "collations using ... are rejected") or add a matching check for charset.
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tls=true derives ServerName via net.SplitHostPort(cfg.Addr), which fails for unix sockets. ServerName then stays empty with InsecureSkipVerify=false, and the handshake fails with either ServerName or InsecureSkipVerify must be specified. Could we note that ServerName must be set explicitly (custom tls.Config / RegisterTLSConfig) in that case?
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| Variables are applied and retained by [Config.FormatDSN] in their DSN order. |
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FormatDSN doesn't apply variables; they're applied on connect. Also, keys set directly in cfg.Params (not via AddParam) are emitted in sorted order by orderedParams(), not insertion order. Maybe something like: "Variables are set on connection in DSN order, and [Config.FormatDSN] preserves that order. Use [Config.Apply] with [AddParam] to control the order when adding variables programmatically; keys set directly in Config.Params are emitted in sorted order."
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| collation (string, default utf8mb4_general_ci) selects the connection collation. |
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The README notes that collation is used in the handshake without extra queries, while with charset it becomes SET NAMES <charset> COLLATE <collation>. That interaction only shows up later in the Unicode section; a short pointer here would help readers who only look at the parameter entry.
| The default collation is utf8mb4_general_ci. When only charset is specified, | ||
| SET NAMES <charset> uses the server's default collation. When both charset and | ||
| collation are specified, SET NAMES <charset> COLLATE <collation> is sent. | ||
| With only collation, the driver specifies it in the protocol handshake and |
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There's one more silent case: if the collation name isn't in the driver's collations table and no charset is set, writeHandshakeResponsePacket falls back to defaultCollationID (utf8mb4_general_ci) without an error. With charset set, the same name returns unknown collation. It might be worth mentioning, since a typo in collation= goes unnoticed.
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| sql.Open creates a connection pool; use db.PingContext to verify that the |
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nit: sql.Open, db.PingContext, sql.OpenDB, sql.Rows.Columns, sql.Rows.NextResultSet, sql.Conn.Raw, and sql.ColumnType could use doc links (e.g. [database/sql.OpenDB], [database/sql.Conn.Raw]) so they're clickable on pkg.go.dev, like the [Config] links.
| // License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file, | ||
| // You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. | ||
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nit: the rest of the package (including the previous package doc in driver.go) uses // line comments. A /* */ block works, but // would be more consistent.
Description
The package godoc currently provides only a minimal connection example and a link to the README. Move the package documentation to
doc.goand incorporate the README's user-facing usage guide so users can find connection examples, pool settings, all 25 DSN parameters, system variables, TLS verification, context and column type support, authentication plugins, local file loading, time handling, and Unicode settings directly in godoc.Validation
go doc.gofmtandgit diff --checkpassed.go test ./... -skip '^TestConnectorReturnsTimeout$'passed. Database integration tests requiring a reachable server were skipped by the existing test harness.TestConnectorReturnsTimeout: the environment disallows the outbound socket to1.1.1.1:1234, returningoperation not permittedinstead of the expected timeout.Checklist