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SetOps with joins and subqueriesThe analyzer rule
assignExecIndexeswill apply aStripRowNodeover any joins within a subquery.The analyzer rule
finalizeUnionsrecursively calls the analyzer (callingassignExecIndexes), resulting inStripRowNodes getting applied twice.The double stripping results in rows that are too short and panics.
This PR tells the finalizeUnions selector to skip
assignExecIndexes, preventing the nestedStripRowNodes.Also has some small formatting and naming clean up.
fixes:
handler caught panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of rangeon SELECT...EXCEPT query dolthub/dolt#9631Fixes dolthub/dolt#9628
Fixed column scrambling in UNION queries with 3+ branches. The bug caused duplicate rows with wrong column positions when processing nested UNION operations like (A UNION B) UNION C.
SetOp nodes now preserve schema order by recursing to left child instead of using sorted column set.
Closed Issues
View the full release notes at https://github.com/dolthub/dolt/releases/tag/v1.58.2.