feat(postgrest): leave computed fields out of select('*') and resolve no-argument rpc overloads for postgrest-typegen output by spydon · Pull Request #2730 · supabase/supabase-js

spydon · 2026-09-30T12:43:34Z

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What changed?

Two type-level fixes for the types @supabase/postgrest-typegen generates, which the CLI uses for gen types from 2.118.0.

Computed fields and select('*')

GenericTable and GenericView gain an optional ComputedFields: string, the names of the Row keys that are computed fields. When a relation declares it, select('*') and relation(*) omit exactly those keys, as PostgREST does. The generator will emit it in a follow-up (supabase/sdk).
Without the key, the computed fields are still inferred from Functions, and that inference is fixed: it accepts a parameter with any name (get_messages(channel_row channels)), not only the unnamed Args: { '': Row }; it checks each overload of an overloaded function; and it matches the argument on its keys, so a Row whose column types were overridden with MergeDeep keeps its computed fields. Args: never, Args: Record<PropertyKey, never>, an optional argument and several arguments never match.
An embed through a foreign key column name, like user_profiles.select('username(*)'), resolved the computed fields against the column name and so never omitted them. The resolved relationship now carries the embedded relation's own name, which the embed result uses.
A computed field selected by name, select('username, get_user_profile'), keeps resolving from Row.

No-argument rpc calls

Calling rpc('fn') without arguments now also matches an overload typed Args: Record<PropertyKey, never>, not only one typed Args: never. GetRpcFunctionFilterBuilderByArgs tries Args: never first, then Args: Record<PropertyKey, never>, and only then falls back to the last overload as before.

The synced copies in supabase-js/src/lib/rest/types/common/ are regenerated with pnpm codegen.

Why was this change needed?

postgrest-typegen's output differs from postgres-meta's in two ways that matter here:

Functions taking a row through a named parameter are in Row, as they are selectable (fix(postgrest-typegen): match computed fields by argument type, not name sdk#137). postgres-meta only did this for unnamed parameters, which is all the inference here handled, so select('*') and users(*) were typed as returning them. PostgREST never returns them for *.
A zero-argument function's Args is Record<PropertyKey, never> instead of never (fix(postgrest-typegen): generated columns, NonNullable json, zero-arg Args, trigger-writable views sdk#125), and the no-argument call path compared only against never.

Found by regenerating postgrest-js's test types with CLI 2.118.0 in #2729, where 64 type assertions fail. Removing computed relationships from Row in the generator (supabase/sdk#242) was closed because PostgREST does return them when selected as a plain column.

Examples

Tables: {
  channels: {
    Row: { id: number; slug: string | null; get_messages: { ... } | null }
    ComputedFields: 'get_messages'  // emitted by the generator, optional
    ...
  }
}
Functions: {
  get_messages: { Args: { channel_row: Database['public']['Tables']['channels']['Row'] }; ... }
}

const { data } = await postgrest.from('channels').select('*')
// before: { id: number; slug: string | null; get_messages: { ... } | null }[]
// after:  { id: number; slug: string | null }[]
// (also without ComputedFields, through the fixed inference)

const { data } = await postgrest.from('channels').select('slug, get_messages')
// unchanged: { slug: string | null; get_messages: { ... } | null }[]

Functions: {
  overloaded:
    | { Args: Record<PropertyKey, never>; Returns: number }
    | { Args: { a: string }; Returns: string }
}

const { data } = await postgrest.rpc('overloaded')
// before: string | null (the last overload)
// after:  number | null

Testing

New test/select-query-parser/computed-fields.test-d.ts: for both a schema without ComputedFields (inferred) and one with it (declared), covers an unnamed parameter, a named parameter, an overload shared by a table and a view, a column named like a zero-argument, optional-argument or two-argument function, a MergeDeep column override, ComputedFields: never resolving * to Row itself, a column named like a function taking the row (declared path), * inside an embed by relation name and by foreign key column name, a computed field selected by name, and a computed relationship embedded with parentheses.
New test/rpc-no-args.test-d.ts covers overloaded functions with a zero-argument overload in both spellings, an overloaded call with arguments, and a function that isn't overloaded.
test:types:ci (TypeScript 4.7, 5.5 and 6.0): 33 of 33 files pass with the committed types.generated.ts, so existing generated types are unaffected. type-check, type-check:test, build and codegen:check pass.
With types regenerated by CLI 2.118.0 (from chore(supabase): bump supabase cli to 2.120.0 #2729), 46 of the 64 errors are gone. The 18 that remain are not select('*') errors: 16 in advanced_rpc.test.ts where an rpc call passes a row argument (Args: { user_row: Row }) and Row now also requires the computed fields (12 argument errors and 4 result types that follow from the argument not matching an overload), and 2 fixture-dependent assertions in index.test-d.ts and select-query-parser/types.test-d.ts that spell out users' Row. Those are for chore(supabase): bump supabase cli to 2.120.0 #2729 and the generator follow-up.

Breaking changes

This PR contains no breaking changes

ComputedFields is optional. Types that already spelled out a computed field's function with Args: { '': Row } resolve * as before. A no-argument call to an overloaded function whose zero-argument overload is typed Args: Record<PropertyKey, never> now resolves to that overload instead of the last one.

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Bug Fixes
- Improved TypeScript return-type selection for RPC functions with overloaded signatures, including functions that take no arguments.
- Preserved compatibility when exact argument matching is unavailable, so existing RPC calls continue to receive an appropriate return type.
- Added type-checking coverage for zero-argument and argument-bearing overloads, as well as functions without overloads.

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The RPC type utilities now prefer an exact argument match, then check for a zero-argument definition typed as Record<PropertyKey, never>. If neither match exists, they use the last function definition. New type tests cover overloaded functions with zero-argument definitions typed as never or an empty record, an argument-bearing overload, and a single function definition.

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inferred — The demonstrated exposure change is limited to compile-time RPC result inference in the two client packages. Omitting arguments was already accepted by the public caller, so the new selector does not itself make another server function reachable or grant additional tenant, database, or service authority.

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observed — The caller's function-name and argument constraints are compile-time checks. At runtime, the caller constructs an RPC URL and carries client headers, schema, and fetch configuration into the request builder; the changed selector adds no runtime security enforcement. Server-side authorization was outside the inspected source scope.

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… named row parameters without them (#243) ## What Three changes to the TypeScript generator, all in `src/generation/typescript.ts`: 1. **Every table and view declares `ComputedFields` next to `Row`**: the names of the `Row` keys that are functions taking the row, or `never` when there are none. ```ts channels: { Row: { id: number; slug: string | null; get_messages: { ... } | null } ComputedFields: "get_messages" Insert: { ... } Update: { ... } Relationships: [...] } ``` 2. **A function named like one of the relation's columns is left out of `Row`** (and of `ComputedFields`). PostgREST resolves the name to the column, so the function is not selectable through it, and emitting both declared the key twice, which is a compile error in the generated file. 3. **A named row parameter is typed without the computed fields**: `Args: { user_row: Omit<Database["public"]["Tables"]["users"]["Row"], Database["public"]["Tables"]["users"]["ComputedFields"]> }`. An unnamed parameter keeps the plain `Row` reference. ## Why PostgREST never returns computed fields for `select('*')`, but they are in `Row` because they are selectable by name. postgrest-js decides which `Row` keys to leave out of `*` by inferring them from `Functions`, and that inference cannot see through a `Row` whose column types were overridden with `MergeDeep`, nor tell a computed field from a same-named column. The generator is the only side that knows which keys are which, so it now says so. supabase/supabase-js#2730 reads `ComputedFields` when present and falls back to the improved inference otherwise. The row parameter change fixes a consequence of computed fields being in `Row`: `rpc('get_messages', { channel_row: { id, data, slug } })` was rejected because the argument type required every `Row` key, computed fields included. PostgREST accepts a partial object for a row-typed argument and fills the missing keys with NULL, and it never reads computed fields from the input. Unnamed parameters are left as they were because older postgrest-js versions recognise a computed field by `Args: { '': Row }` matching the relation's `Row` exactly, and an `Omit` would break that for the relations where it matters; they never recognised named parameters, so nothing is lost there. Closing #242, which removed computed relationships from `Row` instead, was the wrong fix: PostgREST does return them when selected as a plain column. Design and measurements in SDK-1986. ## Output change **TypeScript only.** Go, Python and Swift are untouched. For every consumer regenerating types: - Each table and view gains a `ComputedFields` key. postgrest-js versions without supabase/supabase-js#2730 ignore it, since `GenericTable` is matched structurally. - Named row parameters of functions become `Omit<Row, ComputedFields>`. Calls that already pass the row's columns keep compiling; calls that passed the computed fields as `null` to satisfy the old type get an excess property error and drop them. - A function named like a column of the relation it takes disappears from that relation's `Row`. The previous output did not compile. In the parity golden (`test/parity/expected/typescript.txt`), that is 14 relations gaining `ComputedFields: never`, 9 gaining a union, and 14 named row parameters gaining the `Omit`. Nothing else moves. ## Testing - New unit tests: `ComputedFields` on a table with named and unnamed computed fields, on a table without any, and on a view; the named parameter `Omit` and the unnamed plain reference (inline snapshot); a function named like a column staying out of `Row` and `ComputedFields` while remaining callable. Three existing assertions on named row parameters updated to the `Omit` shape. - `bun run test`: 145 pass, including the regenerated TypeScript parity golden. `check-types`, `check-types:consumer`, `format-and-lint`, `knip` and `build` pass. - End to end against postgrest-js: generated its test types from its fixture database with this branch (`includedSchemas: ["public", "personal"]`, `detectOneToOneRelationships: true`, as the CLI passes them) and ran `test:types` with supabase/supabase-js#2730 checked out. The CLI 2.118.0 output fails 64 assertions on `main`; with #2730 alone 18 remain; with this branch as well, 4 remain, all of them expectations in postgrest-js's tests that spell out the fixture's `users` and `messages` rows and get updated in supabase/supabase-js#2729: a `@ts-expect-error` message that now prints the `Omit`, two assertions that expect `users` to have no computed fields, and one `rpc('blurb_message', { '': ... })` call with an unnamed row parameter, which keeps the plain `Row` by design and so now also asks for `messages`' named computed field.

## Summary **TL;DR:** `gen types` bundles `@supabase/typegen@0.2.2`, which pins `@supabase/postgrest-typegen@0.4.0`. TypeScript output gains a `ComputedFields` key on every table and view, and functions taking a row through a named parameter are typed without the computed fields. Go, Python, Swift and Dart output are unchanged. ## Why postgrest-js leaves computed fields (functions taking the relation's row) out of `select('*')`, as PostgREST does, and used to infer which `Row` keys those are from `Functions`. That inference misses named parameters, which the generator has emitted into `Row` since CLI 2.118.0, so `select('*')` on such a relation was typed with keys PostgREST never returns. postgrest-typegen 0.4.0 declares them instead (supabase/sdk#243), and postgrest-js reads the declaration in supabase/supabase-js#2730. Design and measurements in SDK-1986. ## What changed - Bump `@supabase/typegen` from `0.2.1` to `0.2.2` in `apps/cli/package.json`; the lockfile moves `@supabase/postgrest-typegen` from `0.3.1` to `0.4.0` and `arktype` from `2.2.3` to `2.2.5` (with `@ark/schema`, `@ark/util` and `arkregex`), which 0.4.0 pins exactly. - `pnpm-workspace.yaml`: the `minimumReleaseAgeExclude` entries for the two typegen packages move to the new versions, and the four arktype packages are added. They were published on 2026-09-24 and clear the 7-day window on 2026-10-01, after which their entries can go. ### Output change for `gen types typescript` ```ts channels: { Row: { id: number; slug: string | null; get_messages: { ... } | null } ComputedFields: "get_messages" // new; `never` when there are none Insert: { ... } Update: { ... } Relationships: [...] } Functions: { get_messages: { Args: { channel_row: Omit< // was the plain Row reference Database["public"]["Tables"]["channels"]["Row"], Database["public"]["Tables"]["channels"]["ComputedFields"] > } ... } } ``` A function named like a column of the relation it takes is no longer added to that relation's `Row`; the previous output declared the key twice and did not compile. Unnamed row parameters keep the plain `Row` reference. Older postgrest-js versions ignore `ComputedFields`. ## Linked issue SDK-1986 (Linear). No GitHub issue. - [x] The linked issue is **open** and carries the `open-for-contribution` label (or I'm a Supabase maintainer). ## Checklist - [x] The PR title follows [Conventional Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/) (e.g. `fix(cli): …`). - [x] Tests added or updated for the change. No test in this repository asserts on generated TypeScript output; the generator's own tests and parity golden cover it in supabase/sdk#243. - [x] `pnpm types:check` passes for `apps/cli`. `gen/types` unit tests: 34 pass, `types.layers.unit.test.ts` does not load locally on my bun (`No such built-in module: node:sqlite`), unrelated to this change. `gen/types` integration tests: 94 pass.

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…lect('*') Tables and views may declare `ComputedFields`, the names of the `Row` keys that are computed fields, next to `Row`. `select('*')` and `relation(*)` omit them, as PostgREST does. Without the key, the computed fields are inferred from `Functions` as before, but the inference now accepts a parameter with any name, one overload of an overloaded function, and a `Row` whose column types were overridden, by matching the argument on its keys. An embed through a foreign key column name, like `username(*)`, resolved the computed fields against the column name and so never omitted them. The resolved relationship now carries the embedded relation's own name.

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…l request's generator (#260) ## What changed A new `postgrest-js type tests` job in `postgrest-typegen-validate.yml`. On every pull request that touches `packages/postgrest-typegen`, it: 1. Checks out supabase-js at `SUPABASE_JS_REF` and installs it with pnpm. 2. Starts the postgrest-js fixture database with `supabase --workdir packages/core/postgrest-js/test db start`, which applies the fixture migrations and seed. Only the database is started, since generation and the type tests need nothing else. 3. Writes `test/types.generated.ts` with this pull request's generator through the new `bun run generate:postgrest-js-types <database-url> <output-file>`. The script uses the options `supabase gen types typescript --local` uses: schemas `public,personal`, `sortGeneratorMetadata`, one-to-one detection on, `public` as the default schema, and no formatting. 4. Applies the same post-processing as supabase-js's `scripts/generate-postgrest-types.js`: `update-json-type.js`, then Prettier. 5. Runs postgrest-js's `test:types:ci`, which is tstyche over TypeScript 4.7, 5.5 and 6.0. The generated file is never diffed against the committed one. Its output is allowed to change, and the hand-written assertions in supabase-js decide whether it is still correct. `types.generated-with-options-postgrest14.ts` needs no generation step: it is a hand-written wrapper that imports `types.generated.ts` and adds `PostgrestVersion: '14.0'`, so it is covered through the main file. The README documents the job, how to run it locally, and that it covers TypeScript only. Go, Python and Swift findings stay with those generators' unit tests and move with them under SDK-1641. ## Why Resolves SDK-1736. postgrest-js's type tests only ever ran against a pinned generator, and nothing ran them when the generator changed. The parity goldens cannot catch this kind of regression, since they are regenerated in the same change that breaks them (PGMETA-120). ## Before this leaves draft pnpm is installed through npm from supabase-js's `packageManager` field, because `pnpm/action-setup` is not on this repository's actions allowlist. `SUPABASE_JS_REF` points at `lukasklingsbo/sdk-1735-playbook-type-cases` (the SDK-1735 pull request, stacked on supabase/supabase-js#2730). supabase-js `master` does not pass against the current generator yet: with this branch's output, `master`'s type tests fail with 4 errors in 3 files, all caused by the computed field changes that supabase/supabase-js#2730 handles. Set it back to `master` once those pull requests merge. Making this job a required check is a branch protection setting, to be done after merge. ## Verification Run locally against the fixture database from `lukasklingsbo/sdk-1735-playbook-type-cases`, with the same steps as the job: - **Current generator:** 102 of 102 test files pass across all 3 TypeScript targets. - **Deliberately broken generator**, every table `Row` column emitted as nullable: 45 of 102 test files fail across all 3 targets, with 390 errors. So the job can fail. - **Zero-argument `Args` reverted to `never`:** all 102 still pass. That is expected, since supabase/supabase-js#2730 makes postgrest-js accept both `never` and `Record<PropertyKey, never>`. This regression is not caught by type inference at all. `bun run format-and-lint`, `check-types`, `check-types:consumer`, `knip` and `test` (145 pass) all pass. The job passes in GitHub Actions on this pull request (102 of 102 test files).

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spydon changed the title ~~fix(postgrest): resolve a no-argument rpc call to an overload typed Args: Record<PropertyKey, never>~~ feat(postgrest): leave computed fields out of select('*') and resolve no-argument rpc overloads for postgrest-typegen output Sep 30, 2026

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