fix: multipart with support for reversal rule - #122
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WalkthroughThe optimizer now supports single-part and multi-part queries. It tracks symbols across ChangesTraversal direction optimization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds multipart reversal-rule support, but malformed query combinations may be partially processed and traversals following an UNWIND binding may not be optimized correctly. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness issues and regression coverage are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Apply
participant ReadingSegments
participant WithBindings
participant FinalSegment
Apply->>ReadingSegments: process reading segments
ReadingSegments->>WithBindings: carry projected symbols
WithBindings-->>ReadingSegments: provide declared bindings
ReadingSegments->>FinalSegment: process final single-part segment
FinalSegment-->>Apply: report reversal changes
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In `@cypher/models/pgsql/optimize/direction.go`:
- Around line 35-41: Update the query dispatch logic to reject ambiguous
representations when both SinglePartQuery and MultiPartQuery are set, rather
than selecting one silently. Before processing a multipart query in
reverseInboundTraversalMultiPartQuery, require MultiPartQuery.SinglePartQuery to
be non-nil; otherwise return the existing unsupported/false result without
mutating preceding parts. Preserve normal processing when exactly one valid
representation is provided.
- Around line 63-71: Update the processing around
reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses so each ReadingClause is evaluated and its
symbols declared immediately in order, allowing later MATCH clauses to see
preceding UNWIND bindings; preserve projection selectivity handling, and add a
regression case covering a carried collection, UNWIND binding, and traversal
using that binding.
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| switch { | ||
| case singleQuery.SinglePartQuery != nil: | ||
| return reverseInboundTraversalSinglePartQuery(singleQuery.SinglePartQuery, map[string]struct{}{}), nil | ||
| case singleQuery.MultiPartQuery != nil: | ||
| return reverseInboundTraversalMultiPartQuery(singleQuery.MultiPartQuery), nil | ||
| default: | ||
| return false, nil |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject incomplete or ambiguous query representations.
If both query fields are non-nil, Line 36 selects SinglePartQuery and ignores MultiPartQuery. If MultiPartQuery.SinglePartQuery is nil, Lines 74-78 still optimize preceding parts. This partially mutates an unsupported query representation.
Validate that exactly one query field is set. Require a final SinglePartQuery before processing a multipart query.
Proposed fix
switch {
-case singleQuery.SinglePartQuery != nil:
+case singleQuery.SinglePartQuery != nil && singleQuery.MultiPartQuery == nil:
return reverseInboundTraversalSinglePartQuery(singleQuery.SinglePartQuery, map[string]struct{}{}), nil
-case singleQuery.MultiPartQuery != nil:
+case singleQuery.SinglePartQuery == nil && singleQuery.MultiPartQuery != nil:
return reverseInboundTraversalMultiPartQuery(singleQuery.MultiPartQuery), nil
default:
return false, nil
} func reverseInboundTraversalMultiPartQuery(query *cypher.MultiPartQuery) bool {
- if query == nil {
+ if query == nil || query.SinglePartQuery == nil {
return false
}Also applies to: 48-50, 74-78
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In `@cypher/models/pgsql/optimize/direction.go` around lines 35 - 41, Update the
query dispatch logic to reject ambiguous representations when both
SinglePartQuery and MultiPartQuery are set, rather than selecting one silently.
Before processing a multipart query in reverseInboundTraversalMultiPartQuery,
require MultiPartQuery.SinglePartQuery to be non-nil; otherwise return the
existing unsupported/false result without mutating preceding parts. Preserve
normal processing when exactly one valid representation is provided.
| if reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses(part.ReadingClauses, declaredSymbols) { | ||
| applied = true | ||
| } | ||
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| declareReadingClauseSymbols(declaredSymbols, part.ReadingClauses) | ||
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| if part.With != nil { | ||
| declaredSymbols, _ = carryProjectionSelectivity(part.With.Projection, declaredSymbols, map[string]boundSourceSelectivity{}) | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Declare each reading clause before processing the next clause.
Line 63 processes the complete segment before Line 67 declares its symbols. reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses only declares MATCH symbols during iteration. A preceding UNWIND binding is therefore absent when a later MATCH evaluates reversal eligibility.
Process and declare each ReadingClause in order. This preserves the source-binding constraint for UNWIND ... AS s followed by a traversal from s.
Proposed fix
-for _, part := range query.Parts {
+for _, part := range query.Parts {
if part == nil {
continue
}
- if reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses(part.ReadingClauses, declaredSymbols) {
- applied = true
- }
-
- declareReadingClauseSymbols(declaredSymbols, part.ReadingClauses)
+ for _, readingClause := range part.ReadingClauses {
+ if reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses(
+ []*cypher.ReadingClause{readingClause},
+ declaredSymbols,
+ ) {
+ applied = true
+ }
+ declareReadingClauseSymbols(
+ declaredSymbols,
+ []*cypher.ReadingClause{readingClause},
+ )
+ }Add a regression case with a carried collection, UNWIND binding, and a traversal that uses that binding as its source.
Also applies to: 91-94
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In `@cypher/models/pgsql/optimize/direction.go` around lines 63 - 71, Update the
processing around reverseInboundTraversalReadingClauses so each ReadingClause is
evaluated and its symbols declared immediately in order, allowing later MATCH
clauses to see preceding UNWIND bindings; preserve projection selectivity
handling, and add a regression case covering a carried collection, UNWIND
binding, and traversal using that binding.
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