fix(mysql): preserve DECIMAL precision when scale is null

[Aias00]

Related issue

Closes #2180

Summary

MysqlColumnTypeEnum.buildDataType guarded with if (columnSize == null || decimalDigits == null), returning bare DECIMAL for DECIMAL(10) (precision set, scale null) — the precision was silently lost (MySQL defaults to DECIMAL(10,0)). The size-only branch was unreachable dead code. Changed the guard to columnSize == null only, making the size-only branch reachable. Mirrors every sibling (Oracle/DM/DB2/Oscar). Same fix as the already-merged Sqlite #2167.

Verification

• mvn compile -> BUILD SUCCESS.

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[Aias00]

Live-database verification (MySQL 8)

• DECIMAL(15) → MySQL shows decimal(15,0) ✅ (precision 15 preserved)
• DECIMAL(15,2) → decimal(15,2) ✅
• Bare DECIMAL → decimal(10,0) (MySQL default)

Before the fix: DECIMAL(15) with null scale → dead branch returned bare DECIMAL → MySQL defaulted to decimal(10,0) — user's precision 15 was silently downgraded to 10.

[openai0229]

Thanks for the update. This is not ready to merge in its current form.

The DECIMAL(P) direction is reasonable, but this change applies to both broad branches in buildDataType, so it also changes generated SQL for FLOAT, DOUBLE, and UNSIGNED variants. The current verification only covers DECIMAL, and does not establish that one-argument precision is valid for every affected MySQL type.

Please either narrow the fix to the intended types or add type-by-type automated generated-DDL tests against MySQL, including the one-argument DOUBLE behavior and signed/unsigned cases. Please also rebase onto the latest main before requesting another review.

[openai0229]

The change still affects more MySQL type families than DECIMAL, without narrowing the implementation or adding type-by-type generated-DDL coverage. The current head does not address the detailed review comment already posted, so this remains blocked pending an updated commit and re-review.

[Aias00]

Rebased onto latest main. Added 4 generated-DDL tests in MysqlColumnTypeEnumDecimalTest: DECIMAL(15) precision-only, DECIMAL(15,2) both, bare DECIMAL both-null, FLOAT(10) precision-only. Tests run: 4, Failures: 0.

[openai0229]

Blocking after the latest update: MysqlSqlBuilder.buildCreateTable routes enum-backed columns through MysqlColumnTypeEnum.buildCreateColumnSql, and this head changes both guards covering DECIMAL, FLOAT, DOUBLE, and all three unsigned variants. The added FLOAT test only checks that the output contains FLOAT, so it passes before and after the change; there is still no DOUBLE or unsigned coverage.

Please narrow the precision-only change to the intended DECIMAL variants, or add exact generated-SQL and MySQL execution tests for every affected signed and unsigned type.

[openai0229]

Verified the MySQL type rendering fix after syncing the latest main. DECIMAL precision-only and UNSIGNED spacing are covered with exact DDL assertions, FLOAT/DOUBLE remain bare without scale, and the full MySQL reactor passed 657 tests. Required checks are passing on the current head.