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The docs build changes are likely to break CI (native build requirement in Sphinx docs flow) and the Sphinx index introduces an unescaped * that can fail -W doc builds.
Pull request overview
Updates the project documentation to reflect General Availability/production-readiness messaging and expands the published docs with an additional Statements subpage.
Changes:
- Update README and Sphinx landing page wording from “experimental” to “production-ready”, and refresh the feature/roadmap lists.
- Add a new Statements documentation page covering positional and named parameterized queries and link it from the Statements index.
- Adjust the docs build Makefile
jsdoctarget to compile sources before generating API docs.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| README.md | Updates GA/production-ready messaging and feature list. |
| docs/source/statements/parametrized-queries.md | Adds a new page documenting parameter binding (positional/named). |
| docs/source/statements/index.md | Links the new parameterized-queries page into the Statements toctree. |
| docs/source/index.rst | Updates GA/production-ready messaging and feature/roadmap content for Sphinx docs. |
| docs/Makefile | Changes JSDoc generation flow to include a build step prior to docs generation. |
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docs/source/statements/parametrized-queries.md (1)
8-33: ⚖️ Poor tradeoffConsider documenting error cases and parameter validation.
The parameterized queries guide covers happy-path usage with positional and named parameters, but does not mention potential error scenarios:
- Mismatched parameter counts (fewer/more parameters than placeholders)
- Type validation or coercion behavior
- null/undefined handling
- Named parameter case handling details (which direction does matching go?)
While the current documentation is adequate for basic usage, consider adding a section on common errors and edge cases to reduce user frustration. This can be deferred as a follow-up enhancement if not critical for the GA release.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/source/statements/parametrized-queries.md` around lines 8 - 33, Add a new section to the parameterized queries documentation after the existing "Named parameterized statements" section that documents error cases and edge cases. This section should cover common issues users may encounter including mismatched parameter counts (providing fewer or more parameters than placeholders), type validation and coercion behavior, how null and undefined values are handled, and clarify the exact case-sensitivity matching behavior for named parameters to prevent user confusion and reduce support friction.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@docs/source/statements/parametrized-queries.md`:
- Around line 19-33: The documentation file currently uses British English
spelling in its filename with "parametrized" while all content headings such as
"Named parameterized statements" and "Positional parameterized statements" use
American English spelling "Parameterized". To resolve this inconsistency, rename
the current documentation file to use American English spelling to match the
headings and the DataStax upstream documentation reference, and then update the
corresponding toctree reference in the statements index configuration to point
to the renamed file with the corrected spelling.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/source/statements/parametrized-queries.md`:
- Around line 8-33: Add a new section to the parameterized queries documentation
after the existing "Named parameterized statements" section that documents error
cases and edge cases. This section should cover common issues users may
encounter including mismatched parameter counts (providing fewer or more
parameters than placeholders), type validation and coercion behavior, how null
and undefined values are handled, and clarify the exact case-sensitivity
matching behavior for named parameters to prevent user confusion and reduce
support friction.
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Some changes are required to make the docs build - see my comments.
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This PR looks good to me now.
We'll fix issue #477 in a follow-up PR.
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