Fix panic on incomplete REGEXP/MATCH expressions in SQLite dialect #2197
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LGTM! Thanks @LucaCappelletti94!
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Parsing incomplete
REGEXPorMATCHexpressions (e.g.SELECT 1 REGEXP) would panic due to an.unwrap()onparse_expr()in the SQLite dialect'sparse_infixmethod.Fix
Replaced the
.unwrap()with proper error propagation so the parser returns aParserErrorinstead of panicking.Tests
Added assertions that
SELECT 1 REGEXPandSELECT 1 MATCHproduce errors.