result.rows doesn't return the data in the expected structure after upgrading to postgresql 17.5

[Ammar64]

const result = await client.query("SELECT (uuid, name) FROM students WHERE phone_number = $1;", [phone_number]);
console.log( JSON.stringify(result.rows, null, 4) );

The previous code used to print the following output

[
    {
        "uuid": "0112b894-444b-4f27-9ac5-5d3de91cbe18",
        "name": "example"
    }
]

After upgrading to postgres 17.5
It outputs this

[
    {
        "row": "(0112b894-444b-4f27-9ac5-5d3de91cbe18,example)"
    }
]

The new output is inconvenient

[charmander]

It looks like what you really mean is SELECT uuid, name FROM students …, but I’m surprised that it “worked” in any previous version (the ROW keyword has been optional in row constructors at least as far back as PostgreSQL 8.0, which might have been when they were introduced).

[Ammar64]

It looks like what you really mean is SELECT uuid, name FROM students …

It works now.
Thanks 😀.