Bug in passes_blacklist
See original GitHub issueHello! I am running the following query:
SELECT * from eventtype where eventtype.value = 'Grant Date';
I get:
Query failed the SQL blacklist: GRANT
In order for the query to work, I have to do workarounds:
SELECT * from legal_eventtype where legal_eventtype.value = concat('G', 'rant Date');
This causes a lot of headaches.
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@marksweb Verified this as well. Wonder if instead of a regex based approach, using sqlparse would be better since it is already a dependency of the project? I’d be happy to work on this or fix the current regex problem with blacklisting sql parameters - whichever direction the team prefers
@marksweb Let me know if you have any questions on this