fix: parse boolean connection string options correctly#1861
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Non-standard boolean options (useUTC, stream, parseJSON) were not part of the MSSQL_SCHEMA, so they were passed through as raw strings by the connection string parser. This caused values like "False" to be coerced to true via the `!!` operator (since any non-empty string is truthy). Extend the MSSQL_SCHEMA with these node-mssql-specific keys so that toSchema() handles the string-to-boolean conversion. Also add request timeout as a number type. Closes tediousjs#1860 Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Problem
useUTC=Falsein a connection string is incorrectly parsed astrue.The
useutc,stream, andparsejsonkeys are not part of the upstreamMSSQL_SCHEMA, sotoSchema()does not include them in its output. They are then added back from the raw parse result as strings (e.g."False"). The existing!!valuecoercion converts any non-empty string totrue, making it impossible to disable these options via connection strings.Fix
Extend
MSSQL_SCHEMAwith the node-mssql-specific keys (useutc,stream,parsejsonasboolean,request timeoutasnumber) so thattoSchema()handles the type conversion automatically — the same way it already handlesencrypt,trustservercertificate, etc.Tests
Added 7 tests covering
True/False/falsevariations foruseUTC,stream, andparseJSON.Closes #1860