Class: QueryGuard::Migrations::MigrationRiskDetectors
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- QueryGuard::Migrations::MigrationRiskDetectors
- Defined in:
- lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb
Overview
Detects risky patterns in Rails migration files. Uses pragmatic line-by-line analysis rather than complex regex. Returns structured finding data for each detected risk.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.detect_concurrent_index_without_disable_ddl(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect algorithm: :concurrently without disable_ddl_transaction! This is necessary for PostgreSQL to allow concurrent index creation.
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.detect_data_backfill_in_migration(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect data backfill / app model usage inside migrations Migrations that use ActiveRecord models are risky because: - Models can change independently of migrations - Queries can fail if code changes - Large updates lock tables.
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.detect_full_table_updates(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect full-table updates inside migrations.
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.detect_non_null_additions(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect adding NOT NULL columns without safe rollout pattern.
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.detect_risks(migration_content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detects migration risks from file content.
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.detect_table_locking_operations(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect operations that lock the table: remove_column, change_column, rename_column.
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.detect_unsafe_index_additions(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect index additions without algorithm: :concurrently or add_index without safe options.
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.detect_unsafe_raw_sql(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect unsafe raw SQL statements.
Class Method Details
.detect_concurrent_index_without_disable_ddl(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect algorithm: :concurrently without disable_ddl_transaction! This is necessary for PostgreSQL to allow concurrent index creation
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 63 def self.detect_concurrent_index_without_disable_ddl(content, migration_name) risks = [] # Check if migration uses algorithm: :concurrently has_concurrent_index = content.include?("algorithm: :concurrently") return [] unless has_concurrent_index # Check if disable_ddl_transaction! is present (but not in a comment) lines = content.lines has_disable_ddl = lines.any? do |line| # Remove comment part code_part = line.split('#').first code_part.include?("disable_ddl_transaction!") end unless has_disable_ddl lines.each_with_index do |line, index| # Skip if this line is commented out code_part = line.split('#').first next unless code_part.include?("algorithm: :concurrently") risks << { type: :concurrent_index_no_disable_ddl, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "algorithm: :concurrently Without disable_ddl_transaction!", description: "Using algorithm: :concurrently requires disable_ddl_transaction! in the migration class to avoid transaction errors.", message: "algorithm: :concurrently found but disable_ddl_transaction! not set", recommendation: "Add `disable_ddl_transaction!` to the migration class definition", metadata: { operation: "add_index", risk_level: :high, module: :schema_safety } } end end risks end |
.detect_data_backfill_in_migration(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect data backfill / app model usage inside migrations Migrations that use ActiveRecord models are risky because:
- Models can change independently of migrations
- Queries can fail if code changes
- Large updates lock tables
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 110 def self.detect_data_backfill_in_migration(content, migration_name) risks = [] lines = content.lines has_model_usage = false model_usage_lines = [] lines.each_with_index do |line, index| next if line.strip.start_with?("#") next if line.strip.empty? # Detect direct model class usage (User.find_each, Comment.update_all, etc.) if line.match?(/\b[A-Z]\w*\.(find|find_each|find_in_batches|all|where|update|create|delete|update_all|delete_all|execute)\b/) # Skip if it's obviously not a model (like Date, Time, etc.) unless line.match?(/\b(Date|Time|DateTime|Hash|Array|String|Integer|Float|Symbol|Regexp)\b/) has_model_usage = true model_usage_lines << { line_num: index + 1, content: line.strip } end end # Also detect batched iterations (common pattern in data migrations) if line.include?("find_each") || line.include?("find_in_batches") has_model_usage = true model_usage_lines << { line_num: index + 1, content: line.strip } end end if has_model_usage model_usage_lines.each do |item| risks << { type: :data_backfill_in_migration, severity: :error, line_number: item[:line_num], migration_name: migration_name, title: "Data Backfill Using App Models in Migration", description: "Using ActiveRecord models in migrations is risky because models can change independently. Large data operations should use batching and happen separately from schema changes.", message: "ActiveRecord model usage detected (#{item[:content][0..50]}...)", recommendation: "Move data backfill to a separate rake task or post-deploy job. Use raw SQL with batching if migration-embedded, or use a data migration gem.", metadata: { operation: "data_backfill", risk_level: :high, module: :schema_safety } } end end risks end |
.detect_full_table_updates(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect full-table updates inside migrations
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 242 def self.detect_full_table_updates(content, migration_name) risks = [] lines = content.lines lines.each_with_index do |line, index| next if line.strip.start_with?("#") # Detect Model.update_all or delete_all calls if line.include?(".update_all") || line.include?(".delete_all") risks << { type: :full_table_update, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Full-Table Update in Migration", description: "Updating all rows in a migration locks the table and is slow on large tables.", message: "update_all or delete_all in migration", recommendation: "Use a separate rake task or background job for large updates. Process rows in batches with pauses.", metadata: { operation: "updateall", risk_level: :high, locking: true } } end end risks end |
.detect_non_null_additions(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect adding NOT NULL columns without safe rollout pattern
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 214 def self.detect_non_null_additions(content, migration_name) risks = [] lines = content.lines lines.each_with_index do |line, index| next unless line.include?("add_column") next if line.strip.start_with?("#") # Check for null: false without default if line.include?("null: false") && !line.include?("default:") risks << { type: :non_null_no_default, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Non-NULL Column Without Default", description: "Adding a NOT NULL column without a default value will fail on populated tables.", message: "add_column null: false (no default)", recommendation: "Provide a default value, or add the column as nullable and backfill in separate step.", metadata: { operation: "add_column", risk_level: :high } } end end risks end |
.detect_risks(migration_content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detects migration risks from file content
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 10 def self.detect_risks(migration_content, migration_name) risks = [] # Run all detectors risks.concat(detect_unsafe_index_additions(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_concurrent_index_without_disable_ddl(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_table_locking_operations(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_non_null_additions(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_full_table_updates(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_data_backfill_in_migration(migration_content, migration_name)) risks.concat(detect_unsafe_raw_sql(migration_content, migration_name)) risks end |
.detect_table_locking_operations(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect operations that lock the table: remove_column, change_column, rename_column
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 161 def self.detect_table_locking_operations(content, migration_name) risks = [] lines = content.lines lines.each_with_index do |line, index| next if line.strip.start_with?("#") next if line.strip.empty? # Check with word boundary to match method calls with or without parentheses case line when /\bremove_column\b/ risks << { type: :remove_column_lock, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Remove Column Locks Table", description: "Removing a column rewrites the entire table, causing extended lock.", message: "remove_column operation locks table", recommendation: "Use safe_remove_column from a migration-safe gem, or manually soft-delete the column first", metadata: { operation: "remove_column", risk_level: :high, locking: true } } when /\bchange_column\b/ risks << { type: :change_column_lock, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Change Column Locks Table", description: "Changing a column type rewrites the entire table, causing extended lock.", message: "change_column operation locks table", recommendation: "Create new column, migrate data with backfill, then drop old column in separate migration", metadata: { operation: "change_column", risk_level: :high, locking: true } } when /\brename_column\b/ risks << { type: :rename_column_lock, severity: :warn, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Rename Column Brief Lock", description: "Renaming a column briefly locks the table during metadata update.", message: "rename_column operation locks table briefly", recommendation: "Use with caution in large tables; consider aliasing instead", metadata: { operation: "rename_column", risk_level: :medium, locking: true } } end end risks end |
.detect_unsafe_index_additions(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect index additions without algorithm: :concurrently or add_index without safe options
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 28 def self.detect_unsafe_index_additions(content, migration_name) risks = [] # Find all add_index occurrences lines = content.lines lines.each_with_index do |line, index| # Skip commented-out lines next if line.strip.start_with?("#") next unless line.include?("add_index") # Check if line includes algorithm: :concurrently unless line.include?("algorithm: :concurrently") || line.include?("algorithm: :concurrent") risks << { type: :index_not_concurrent, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Index Addition Without CONCURRENTLY", description: "Adding an index locks the table. Use algorithm: :concurrently for PostgreSQL.", message: "add_index without algorithm: :concurrently", recommendation: "Add algorithm: :concurrently to allow concurrent queries during index creation", metadata: { operation: "add_index", risk_level: :high, locking: true } } end end risks end |
.detect_unsafe_raw_sql(content, migration_name) ⇒ Object
Detect unsafe raw SQL statements
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# File 'lib/query_guard/migrations/migration_risk_detectors.rb', line 269 def self.detect_unsafe_raw_sql(content, migration_name) risks = [] lines = content.lines lines.each_with_index do |line, index| next if line.strip.start_with?("#") next if line.strip.empty? # Check for dangerous SQL keywords in quoted strings in execute() calls if line.include?("execute") && (line.include?('"') || line.include?("'")) # Extract the SQL string from the line sql_match = line.match(/"([^"]+)"|'([^']+)'/) if sql_match sql = sql_match[1] || sql_match[2] upcase_sql = sql.upcase if upcase_sql.include?("TRUNCATE") risks << { type: :dangerous_raw_sql, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "TRUNCATE in Migration", description: "TRUNCATE operations are dangerous and can cause data loss.", message: "TRUNCATE detected in raw SQL", recommendation: "Avoid TRUNCATE; use safer alternatives or manual database cleanup", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :critical } } elsif upcase_sql.include?("DROP") risks << { type: :dangerous_raw_sql, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "DROP in Migration", description: "DROP operations are dangerous and can cause data loss.", message: "DROP detected in raw SQL", recommendation: "Avoid DROP in migrations; use Rails schema helpers instead", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :critical } } elsif upcase_sql.include?("LOCK TABLE") risks << { type: :explicit_table_lock, severity: :warn, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Explicit Table Lock", description: "Explicit LOCK TABLE statements block all table access.", message: "LOCK TABLE detected in raw SQL", recommendation: "Avoid explicit locks; let migrations handle locking implicitly", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :medium } } elsif (upcase_sql.include?("UPDATE") || upcase_sql.include?("DELETE")) && !upcase_sql.include?("WHERE") risks << { type: :unsafe_raw_sql_full_table, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Full Table SQL Without WHERE", description: "UPDATE/DELETE without WHERE clause affects entire table.", message: "Full table operation without WHERE clause", recommendation: "Always include WHERE clause; batch operations for safety", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :critical } } end end end # Also check for dangerous keywords on their own line upcase_line = line.upcase if upcase_line.include?("TRUNCATE") && !line.strip.start_with?("#") # Skip if already reported from execute() parsing next if line.include?("execute") risks << { type: :dangerous_raw_sql, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "TRUNCATE in Migration", description: "TRUNCATE operations are dangerous and can cause data loss.", message: "TRUNCATE detected", recommendation: "Avoid TRUNCATE; use safer alternatives or manual database cleanup", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :critical } } elsif upcase_line.include?("DROP TABLE") || upcase_line.include?("DROP COLUMN") next if line.include?("execute") risks << { type: :dangerous_raw_sql, severity: :error, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "DROP in Migration", description: "DROP operations are dangerous and can cause data loss.", message: "DROP detected", recommendation: "Avoid DROP in migrations; use Rails schema helpers instead", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :critical } } elsif upcase_line.include?("LOCK TABLE") next if line.include?("execute") risks << { type: :explicit_table_lock, severity: :warn, line_number: index + 1, migration_name: migration_name, title: "Explicit Table Lock", description: "Explicit LOCK TABLE statements block all table access.", message: "LOCK TABLE detected", recommendation: "Avoid explicit locks; let migrations handle locking implicitly", metadata: { operation: "raw_sql", risk_level: :medium } } end end risks end |