gritql String equivalence in yaml

Two different yaml strings should be treated identically in patterns.

For example, this pattern should match all 3 nodes in the yaml file:

language yaml

`'ubuntu-latest'`

Sample file:

steps:
    - runs_on: "ubuntu-latest"
    - runs_on: 'ubuntu-latest'
    - runs_on: ubuntu-latest

It looks like the problem is the underlying AST representations are different in the yaml grammar between single-quote and double-quote strings.

Jul 01 '24 21:07 morgante

hey @morgante , I would like to work on this. I'm new to this project. Can you help me understand this problem?

Jul 05 '24 19:07 dekkku

Hi @dekkku I've added some more details on the problem above.

In theory we already have some logic for normalizing "equivalence classes" like this: https://github.com/getgrit/gritql/blob/b526a07022ef8b5b2c1969763d11955d4b332c4c/crates/language/src/yaml.rs#L119C8-L133

Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be working as intended.

Jul 05 '24 20:07 morgante

/bounty $50

Oct 28 '24 20:10 morgante

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