query with an escaped question mark does not reflect correct bindings

[WaqasIbrahim]

Telescope Version

4.17.5

Laravel Version

10.43.0

PHP Version

8.1.21

Database Driver & Version

PostgreSQL 15.3 (Debian 15.3-1.pgdg120+1)

Description

Hello, I have a Query builder macro in my application that checks if a JSON column contains any of the provided values. There is no built-in laravel function for this so I use a raw statement for this.

Builder::macro('whereJsonContainsAny', function (string $column, array $values) {
    /** @var Builder $this */
    $placeholders = implode(',', array_map(fn () => '?', $values));

    return $this->whereRaw("{$column} ??| array[{$placeholders}]", $values);
});

?| operators is used checks if any of the specified values exist in jsonb array.
??| in this is used to escape ? so query builder does not view this as a binding placeholder.

The query is executed successfully but telescope does not report the correct query.

Telescope result:

select
  "id"
from
  "movies"
where
  "release_date" between '2023-02-05 00:00:00'
  and '2024-02-05 00:00:00'
  and ("categories") :: jsonb @ > '["action"]'
  and categories 'thriller''crime' | array ['adventure','one-man-army','one-person-army-action']
  and keywords 'spy''terrorist' | array ['mission','secret-agent','action-hero','assasin','intelligence-service',?,?,?,?]
order by
  "rank" desc
limit
  21 offset 0

Expected result:

select
  "id"
from
  "movies"
where
  "release_date" between '2023-02-05 00:00:00'
  and '2024-02-05 00:00:00'
  and ("categories") :: jsonb @ > '["action"]'
  and categories ?| array ['thriller', 'crime', 'adventure']
  and keywords ?| array ['one-man-army','one-person-army-action','spy','terrorist','mission','secret-agent','action-hero','assasin','intelligence-service']
order by
  "rank" desc
limit
  21 offset 0

Another minor issue is the space between @> which throws an error if you copy and execute the query directly.

Steps To Reproduce

Wrtie a raw statement using an ?| operator comparing a jsonb array column for postgresql.

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[driesvints]

A fix will be released today. Thanks!