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Adds detection and helpful error messages when users mistakenly use JavaScript operators (||, &&, ??) in query callbacks. These operators are evaluated at query construction time, not execution time, causing silent unexpected behavior. Changes: - Add JavaScriptOperatorInQueryError with helpful suggestions - Add Symbol.toPrimitive trap to RefProxy for primitive coercion - Add checkCallbackForJsOperators() to detect operators in callbacks - Integrate checks into select(), where(), and having() methods - Add comprehensive tests for the new error detection - Fix existing tests that incorrectly used JS operators
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- Add ternary operator (?:) detection to JS operator patterns - Add tests for ternary detection and regex literal edge case - Fix e2e test to use coalesce() instead of ?? - Add changeset 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Adds detection and helpful error messages when users mistakenly use JavaScript operators (||, &&, ??) in query callbacks. These operators are evaluated at query construction time, not execution time, causing silent unexpected behavior.
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