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Simplify the INSERT production Use SetOperations for Select and Values Better Bracket handling for WITH ... SELECT ... Fixes JSQLParser#1491
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After merging I am not able to compile anymore. |
What is the challenge please? |
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Confirmed, I get the same problem -- very strange. How did the CI succeed? |
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I am not able to correct this since yields This one I know from switching to modern JavaCC templating. Very strange. |
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I pushed a running version. To get this state I had to remove the changes from SelectWithWithItems production |
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Here only the Codacy and Merge checks were presented. Your change was perfectly mergeable, but this means not automatically compilable. |
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Corrected grammar. It was semantically incomplete. |
so this seems to be complete now |
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Good Morning, thank you for sorting this out. I am really sorry for this mess, no idea what happened. Sorry again and cheers! |
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No problem. However, strange that this happended. BTW I found out, that travis-ci does not work since a couple of month, even that there are a lot of free build credits left. I opened a new issue here. Maybe its time to switch to Github Actions. |
Yes please, I'd like to support that, because I really do not like it when things suddenly stop to work -- without notice. |
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Github Action Maven build activated. I have no idea how to configure this Gradle build to use multiple JDKs. |
Simplify the INSERT production
Use SetOperations for Select and Values
Better Bracket handling for WITH ... SELECT ...
Fixes #1491
Following statements will work now:
( with a as (select * from dual) select * from a ); insert into table1 (tf1,tf2,tf2) ( (select sf1,sf2,sf3 from s1) union (select rf1,rf2,rf2 from r1) );