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Lazy match escaped quotes in RedshiftToS3Operator #40206

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In #35986, RedshiftToS3Operator began wrapping select_query in $$ to handle single quotes. Escaped single quotes ('') are un-escaped using regex replacement for backwards compatibilty. The regex is greedy, however, and lines containing multiple strings inside of escaped single quotes only have the outermost quotes un-escaped.

A query such as:

SELECT * FROM table WHERE name IN (''foo'', ''bar'')

is modified to:

SELECT * FROM table WHERE name IN ('foo'', ''bar')

In this example, the operator succeeds but the results are unexpected.

This PR changes the regex pattern to match as few characters as possible, and adds test coverage for this case.


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Nice catch and thanks for teaching me the operator +?in regex

@vincbeck vincbeck merged commit 835f28c into apache:main Jun 12, 2024
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@jasonspeck jasonspeck deleted the lazy-match-single-quotes branch June 12, 2024 20:12
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