Codex Task Logs

I'll check for AGENTS.md in the repo to see if there are any helpful instructions.

I'll check the repo and set up the environment, activating .venv/bin/activate.

Time to dive into server.py and see what’s inside!

I see the user wants to ignore order_by if column isn’t selected. I'll check QueryParams.

I'll check out tests/test_server.py to explore how build_query is being used.

I'll take a look at the test_server_basic to understand what it's doing.

I’m getting ready to open test_server_timeseries and related files. Let’s go!

I’ll examine additional tests to check for instances where order_by isn’t in columns.

I'll open test_server_db_types.py to verify if ordering is outside the columns.

I’m checking the file 'test_server_time.py' for instances of 'order_by' not in columns.

I'll quickly review the other tests to make sure everything looks good.

The user wants to ignore order_by if the column isn’t in columns, derived_columns, or group_by.

In build_query, derived columns are added either before or after the main select.

I'll implement logic to check if order_by is in columns and adjust accordingly.

I'll ignore order_by if it isn't in params.columns to avoid confusion with the UI.

I'll check the QueryParams dataclass to adjust the order_by logic in build_query.

I'll look into test_web and possibly check scubaduck/static for UI interactions.

I'm checking view_settings or table_view to see how order_by is implemented.

I'll check out the code near line 197 to understand the logic.

I'm scrolling around line 680 to check the details on order_by.

I'm looking for version 762 to confirm the details I need.

I'm looking for more changes around line 832. Let's scroll further.

The user clarified that derived columns may not always be selected, so I'll check for them in the UI.

Oh, I missed adding the file specification—let me fix that!

I'll activate the virtual environment to run tests before confirming the desired behavior.

I’ll inspect build_query to determine how to check if order_by is included in params.

I’ll check if order_by is in params.columns or params.derived_columns to decide.

I'll compute selected_columns from params.columns, derived_columns, and group columns, considering timeseries.

I’ll look at view_settings.js around line 197 to confirm how order_by dropdown works.

I'm searching for any reference to "orderSelect" in the code to investigate further.

I’m continuing to scroll to confirm the correct orderSelect placement.

I’ll check if order_by is a valid column and adjust if it's missing or invalid.

I’ll modify build_query to handle order_by when missing and test SQL generation without it.

I’ll check if start and end are needed, and verify the dataset in earlier tests.

I’ll check tests/test_server_basic.py for how to handle the new dataset and maintain consistency.

I’ll check tests around lines 120 to 320 to decide where best to add new tests.

I’m reviewing tests/test_server_errors.py for style before deciding where to add the test.

I'll add the new test to tests/test_server_basic.py after the current ones.

Hmm, let's double-check. I thought we saw 120 lines, but I’ll open it to verify.

The test should go after line 140. I’ll quickly check the file for any issues.

I need to confirm there’s a newline at the end of the file.

The test ensures no "ORDER BY" is included when 'value' is not selected; patching now.

I'll compute selected_cols after group_cols, considering visibility of group columns and order_by behavior.

Final selected columns include group_cols, non-group aggregated columns, and derived columns as needed.

Check if 'Hits' is included in order_by, even if not in params.columns. Look in UI.

I’ll inspect the part around line 440 to check out show_hits.

Group_by columns are always part of selectedColumns, even if unchecked, so no need for extra concern.

"Hits" won't be in order_by dropdown; I’ll focus on selected_columns for now.

I'll retry patching to fix the missing order_by variable.

I’ll start by looking around the build_query to check the details.

I've added the patch; now time to customize the order_by section. Let's do this!

I'll need to add extra lines after modifying group_cols to reflect those changes.

I’ll update selected_for_order after computing group_cols, and consider adding "Count" in special cases.

I'll compute selected_for_order after group_cols calculation but before building query lines.

It looks like the patch just adds identical lines. I'll check the context around it.

I'll update selected_for_order to include group_cols, then add aggregated columns based on conditions.

I'll continue the patch by adding aggregated columns to selected_for_order.

I need to patch in the aggregated columns after finishing the loops.

I'll extend the columns when not has_agg and update selected_for_order.

I'll update selected_for_order now, adding derived columns to the bottom as needed.

I'll add the derived columns to selected_for_order after the line with select_parts.

I need to compute order_by after building select_parts but before finalizing lines. Let's patch it.

I need to update the else block with the new logic.

I'll add a patch for selected_for_order.update() and confirm usage of order_by.

I’ll double-check the area to confirm the patch is applied correctly.

I'm continuing to scroll to the bottom to review all necessary information.

I need to compute order_by after concluding derived columns and aggregation—so it's in sync.

I'll compute order_by after finalizing selected_for_order, including derived columns and aggregates.

I’ll compute selected_for_order step-by-step, adjusting for derived columns and aggregation separately.

I'll compute order_by after updating selected_for_order with aggregations and derived columns.

I'm opening lines 256 to 273 to examine the patch.

Order_by is computed after selected_for_order, but derived columns need re-checking after being added.

Time to run a ruff check and see if the code is clean!

I’ll go ahead and open the test file to add the new test.

I'll add a new test since the file ends at line 150.

I'll run ruff to format and check, and pyright to check tests if possible.

Let's run pytest to check if everything's functioning as expected.

Tests passed successfully! I'll run git status and then commit the changes.

I’ll go with fix(server) since it's more of a bug fix than an improvement.

I’ll capture the lines around where order_by is computed in server.py for the PR.

I’m checking for another snippet related to the usage of order_by.

I need to grab the final snippet lines that reference "ORDER BY" at the bottom.

I’ll gather the lines with tests to make sure they’re all accounted for.

I'll prepare a PR summary, noting the lines with changes made.