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Fix DuckLake ATTACH command format#7

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Summary

  • Add AS ducklake alias to ATTACH statement for proper catalog naming
  • Remove unused data_path config option
  • Update connection string examples to show full PostgreSQL format

Details

The DuckLake ATTACH command was missing the AS ducklake alias, which is required for the catalog to be properly named. The correct format is:

ATTACH 'ducklake:postgres:host=localhost user=ducklake password=secret dbname=ducklake' AS ducklake;

Also removed the data_path config option which wasn't being used in the connection string format.

Test plan

  • Verify ATTACH statement generates correct format
  • Build succeeds

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- Add AS ducklake alias to ATTACH statement
- Remove unused DataPath config option
- Update connection string examples to show full format

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
@fuziontech fuziontech merged commit a23dba4 into main Dec 4, 2025
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fuziontech added a commit that referenced this pull request May 1, 2026
…o flightclient is duckdb-free

Step 6 of the binary-split plan. Carves the SQL/result interfaces and
two pure helpers out of server/ into a new server/sqlcore subpackage so
the Flight client can talk to those abstractions without importing the
rest of server/ (which still links libduckdb).

Symbols moved:

  - Interfaces: RowSet, ExecResult, RawConn, ColumnTyper, QueryExecutor
    (from server/executor.go)
  - IsEmptyQuery + the previously private isEmptyQuery /
    stripLeadingComments helpers (from server/conn.go and
    server/exports.go) — now sqlcore.IsEmptyQuery and
    sqlcore.StripLeadingComments
  - OTELGRPCClientHandler (from server/otelgrpc_filter.go)

Backward compatibility preserved via type aliases and re-export `var`s
in server/executor.go and a new server/sqlcore_aliases.go. Existing
references to server.RowSet / server.QueryExecutor / server.IsEmptyQuery
/ server.OTELGRPCClientHandler / etc. compile unchanged.

The Flight client (server/flightclient) is the first consumer to drop
its server import entirely. After this PR:

  go list -deps ./server/sqlcore | grep duckdb-go     # empty
  go list -deps ./server/flightclient | grep duckdb-go # empty

This means a hypothetical cmd/duckgres-controlplane that imports
flightclient (and arrowmap, auth, sysinfo, tlscert, ducklake from
earlier PRs) would not link libduckdb at all. The control plane's
remaining duckdb-go linkage comes from its server import for the
larger Server / clientConn / Config surface, which PR #7+ tackles.

LocalExecutor / PinnedExecutor / LocalRowSet stay in server/executor.go
intentionally — they're standalone-mode-only adapters around *sql.DB
and aren't needed by flightclient or the control plane.

Verified:
  - go build ./... clean
  - go build -tags kubernetes ./... clean
  - go test -short ./server/sqlcore/... ./server/flightclient/...
    ./server/... ./controlplane/... — all green (existing
    isEmptyQuery / stripLeadingComments tests in conn_test.go pass via
    the unexported wrappers)
  - go list -deps ./server/sqlcore | grep duckdb-go is empty
  - go list -deps ./server/flightclient | grep duckdb-go is empty

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
fuziontech added a commit that referenced this pull request May 1, 2026
* refactor(server): extract TLS / ACME helpers into server/tlscert

Step 4 of the binary-split plan. Moves the TLS-cert and ACME (HTTP-01,
DNS-01) helpers out of the server/ package root into a focused
server/tlscert subpackage with no dependency on github.com/duckdb/duckdb-go.

Files moved:
  server/certs.go      → server/tlscert/certs.go
  server/acme.go       → server/tlscert/acme.go
  server/acme_dns.go   → server/tlscert/acme_dns.go
  server/acme_test.go  → server/tlscert/acme_test.go
  server/acme_dns_test.go → server/tlscert/acme_dns_test.go

Backward compatibility preserved via type aliases and re-export `var`s in
server/tlscert_aliases.go:

  server.ACMEManager    is now an alias for tlscert.ACMEManager
  server.ACMEDNSManager is now an alias for tlscert.ACMEDNSManager
  server.NewACMEManager / NewACMEDNSManager / EnsureCertificates
    are re-export `var`s pointing at tlscert.X

So existing references in main.go, tests/integration/harness.go,
controlplane/control.go, and the Server struct's acmeManager /
acmeDNSManager fields all compile unchanged. New code should import
server/tlscert directly.

The previously-private generateSelfSignedCert is now exported as
tlscert.GenerateSelfSignedCert because server_test.go calls it
directly to generate a cert pair without going through the
EnsureCertificates file-existence check.

PR #4 originally targeted querylog + checkpoint extraction. That hit
a chicken-and-egg with DuckLakeConfig: those constructors take the
server.Config struct, and the duckdb-bound config types haven't moved
to a leaf package yet on this branch (PR #1.5 does that on a parallel
branch). Pivoted to TLS/ACME as a self-contained alternative — same
shape as PR #3, no cycle issues. The querylog / checkpoint move will
land in PR #5 once the config types are sorted.

Verified:
  - go build ./... clean
  - go build -tags kubernetes ./... clean
  - go test -short ./server/tlscert/... ./server/... ./controlplane/... ./
    all green
  - go list -deps ./server/tlscert | grep duckdb-go is empty

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* refactor(server): extract Arrow Flight client into server/flightclient (#486)

Step 5 of the binary-split plan. Moves the Arrow Flight SQL client glue
(FlightExecutor, FlightRowSet, MaxGRPCMessageSize, the value extraction
helpers) out of server/flight_executor.go into a focused
server/flightclient subpackage.

The package is named flightclient (rather than just flight) to avoid a
name collision with arrow-go's github.com/apache/arrow-go/v18/arrow/flight
package, which is imported alongside it in flightsqlingress,
duckdbservice/service.go, and the controlplane.

Files moved:
  server/flight_executor.go            → server/flightclient/flight_executor.go
  server/flight_executor_test.go       → server/flightclient/flight_executor_test.go
  server/flight_executor_arrow_test.go → server/flightclient/flight_executor_arrow_test.go

The previously private intervalValue type moved into arrowmap as
IntervalValue (alongside OrderedMapValue) so the result formatters in
server/conn.go and server/types.go can switch on it without importing
the flightclient subpackage (which would create an import cycle since
flightclient imports server for the RowSet/ExecResult/RawConn/ColumnTyper
interfaces).

External callers updated to import server/flightclient directly:
  - server/flightsqlingress/ingress.go (and its test)
  - duckdbservice/service.go
  - controlplane/{control,session_mgr,flight_ingress,worker_mgr,k8s_pool}.go
  - controlplane/{control_cancel,session_mgr}_test.go
  - tests/perf/drivers/flight/driver.go

No back-compat aliases in server/ for FlightExecutor / MaxGRPCMessageSize:
adding them would create the same import cycle (server -> flightclient
-> server). Callers update to flightclient.X directly. There are only a
handful, so the migration is mechanical.

The formatOrderedMapValue tests moved into a new
server/format_ordered_map_test.go because the function under test
(server/conn.go) calls into formatValue, which switches on duckdb-go's
driver value types — it can't move to a duckdb-free subpackage. The
arrowTypeToDuckDB / extractArrowValue tests stayed with their subjects
in flightclient.

What this PR does NOT achieve: server/flightclient is duckdb-free at
the source level, but its transitive import graph still includes
duckdb-go because it imports server (for the executor interfaces) and
server still links libduckdb. Making server itself duckdb-free is the
load-bearing structural work in PR #6+.

Verified:
  - go build ./... clean
  - go build -tags kubernetes ./... clean
  - go test -short ./server/flightclient/... ./server/...
    ./controlplane/... ./duckdbservice/... — all green (pre-existing
    testcontainer Postgres + integration test failures unrelated)

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* refactor(server): extract SQL/result interfaces into server/sqlcore so flightclient is duckdb-free

Step 6 of the binary-split plan. Carves the SQL/result interfaces and
two pure helpers out of server/ into a new server/sqlcore subpackage so
the Flight client can talk to those abstractions without importing the
rest of server/ (which still links libduckdb).

Symbols moved:

  - Interfaces: RowSet, ExecResult, RawConn, ColumnTyper, QueryExecutor
    (from server/executor.go)
  - IsEmptyQuery + the previously private isEmptyQuery /
    stripLeadingComments helpers (from server/conn.go and
    server/exports.go) — now sqlcore.IsEmptyQuery and
    sqlcore.StripLeadingComments
  - OTELGRPCClientHandler (from server/otelgrpc_filter.go)

Backward compatibility preserved via type aliases and re-export `var`s
in server/executor.go and a new server/sqlcore_aliases.go. Existing
references to server.RowSet / server.QueryExecutor / server.IsEmptyQuery
/ server.OTELGRPCClientHandler / etc. compile unchanged.

The Flight client (server/flightclient) is the first consumer to drop
its server import entirely. After this PR:

  go list -deps ./server/sqlcore | grep duckdb-go     # empty
  go list -deps ./server/flightclient | grep duckdb-go # empty

This means a hypothetical cmd/duckgres-controlplane that imports
flightclient (and arrowmap, auth, sysinfo, tlscert, ducklake from
earlier PRs) would not link libduckdb at all. The control plane's
remaining duckdb-go linkage comes from its server import for the
larger Server / clientConn / Config surface, which PR #7+ tackles.

LocalExecutor / PinnedExecutor / LocalRowSet stay in server/executor.go
intentionally — they're standalone-mode-only adapters around *sql.DB
and aren't needed by flightclient or the control plane.

Verified:
  - go build ./... clean
  - go build -tags kubernetes ./... clean
  - go test -short ./server/sqlcore/... ./server/flightclient/...
    ./server/... ./controlplane/... — all green (existing
    isEmptyQuery / stripLeadingComments tests in conn_test.go pass via
    the unexported wrappers)
  - go list -deps ./server/sqlcore | grep duckdb-go is empty
  - go list -deps ./server/flightclient | grep duckdb-go is empty

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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