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fix(db): keep join-key demand when an include filters a join side - #2388
Inside an include, a where on either side of a join turned off keyed lazy loading.
q.from({list: todoLists}).select(({ list })=>({id: list.id,todos: toArray(q.from({todo: todos}).where(({ todo })=>eq(todo.listId,list.id)).innerJoin({assignee: users},({ todo, assignee })=>eq(todo.assigneeId,assignee.id)).where(({ assignee })=>eq(assignee.active,true)).select(({ todo, assignee })=>({id: todo.id,assignee: assignee.id})),),}))
With users on demand, loadSubset got active = true instead of active = true AND id IN (7, 8, 9), so it fetched every active user. A filter on the todo side instead (not(eq(todo.assigneeId, 8))) sent no where at all, instead of id IN (7, 9).
Cause: the optimizer moves a single-source where into a subquery over that source, and the include compiler routed every subquery by parent, even ones that never read the parent row. The new isSourceFilter() recognizes a subquery that only filters its own Collection. The joined-side (routeJoinedSource) and from-side (isParentRouted) checks now skip those, so the filter narrows the keyed request instead of replacing it.
A subquery that does read the parent row is still routed by parent; a focused test covers that. A plain leftJoin outside an include was already correct and is covered too.
Law: a source-local filter narrows a keyed lazy load and must not replace it (live/ARCHITECTURE.md, Initial demand and Work).
Reach: the work laws now generate a join filter (none / link / target). Each state is declared with createOracleReach and reached by a fixed history in every run.
RED on the parent commit: 6 failures (for example, 3 target rows delivered against a keyed bound of 2). GREEN after the fix.
Mutants caught: routing the filtered target by parent, routing the filtered links by parent, and dropping the parent-binding check. The four existing include suites miss the last one; the new focused test catches it.
Focused tests in lazy-join-source-where.test.ts: joined-side filter, from-side filter, plain leftJoin, and a parent-reading subquery. The first two fail on main.
Limits: no filters on both sides at once, no fn.where() filters, and no checks on live updates after preload.
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I have tested this code locally with pnpm test (packages/db: 396 files, 30,960 tests passed).
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Bug Fixes
Fixed filtering on lazy-loaded joins so results remain constrained to matching join keys. Filters on either side of a join now retain the correct relationships, including when filtering joined records or using a left join.
Corrected joined subqueries that reference parent records so they return only matching related records.
Improved filtered include behavior so filtering links or joined records does not cause unrelated records to appear in the results.
The optimizer pushes a source's own `where` into a subquery over that
source. Inside an include, the compiler routed every subquery source by
parent, which turned off keyed lazy demand: a filtered joined side loaded
every row matching its filter, and a filtered `from` side made the include
scan the other side. A subquery that only filters its own source reads no
parent value, so it now joins like its Collection and the filter narrows
each keyed load.
Law: live/ARCHITECTURE.md, Initial demand (lazy-demand growth loads only
uncovered keys) and Work (irrelevant rows cause no scans).
Reach: includes-work.correlated-links and includes-work.join-targets declare
none/link/target join-filter states; one fixed example per state, so every
state is reached in every run.
RED: on the parent, 6 tests fail (target: 3 delivered/4 examined target rows
at baseline vs keyed 2/3; link with one filler: 4 delivered vs 2).
GREEN: work-counter oracle and focused on-demand test pass.
Mutant: routing the filtered target by parent fails the target state;
routing the filtered links by parent fails the link state.
Limits: no generated subqueries that read a parent value, filters on both
sides at once, or fn.where() filters (these stay parent-routed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LV1skwELp24QLwkaWTd9HB
Rename the focused lazy join tests and the changeset example to todo
lists, todos and assignees. The tests check the same loads and rows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LV1skwELp24QLwkaWTd9HB
The compiler now distinguishes source-local filters from parent-routed query references, preserving parent join-key constraints for lazy-side loads. Regression tests cover include and leftJoin cases. Work-counter coverage now exercises link and target filters.
Tests check that lazy loadSubset requests retain join-key predicates with filters on the joined side or parent side. They also cover a filtered leftJoin and a parent-correlated joined subquery.
Joined work-counter coverage packages/db/tests/query/includes-work-counter-support.ts, packages/db/tests/query/includes-work-counter-oracle.test.ts, docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md, .changeset/lazy-join-keeps-key-filter.md
The work oracle adds unfiltered, link-filtered, and target-filtered cases with expected results and work counts. The documentation and changeset describe the coverage and lazy-join behavior.
No new merge-blocking regression is established. The previously reported collection-subquery gap remains a separate follow-up.
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The changes since the previous review include broad query-compiler changes beyond issue #2386. The incremental diff changes selection and callback metadata handling, compilation cache roles, `fnHaving…
Remove or separate the unrelated query-selection, callback-metadata, cache-role, and grouped/aggregate handling changes. Keep the compiler changes that implement or support source-filter routing for issue #2386.
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: preserving join-key demand when an include filters a join side.
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Issue #2386 requires filters on either join side inside an include to preserve keyed lazy loading. The current summary reports that isSourceFilter() prevents parent routing for source-local filters …
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Issue #2386 requires filters on either join side inside an include to preserve keyed lazy loading. The current summary reports that isSourceFilter() prevents parent routing for source-local filters and retains parent routing when a subquery reads the parent row. Focused tests cover both filter sides, the parent-reading case, and plain leftJoin; the oracle also covers filtered include work.
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The changes since the previous review include broad query-compiler changes beyond issue #2386. The incremental diff changes selection and callback metadata handling, compilation cache roles, fnHaving processing, and grouped or aggregate $key handling in packages/db/src/query/compiler/index.ts. These changes alter general query behavior and are not needed to preserve keyed lazy-load requests for source-local filters.
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Remove or separate the unrelated query-selection, callback-metadata, cache-role, and grouped/aggregate handling changes. Keep the compiler changes that implement or support source-filter routing for issue #2386.
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Review comments at @packages/db/src/query/compiler/joins.ts:
- Around line 464-475: Update remapWhereForSubquery so pushed filter references
retain the resolved inner binding ID, allowing isSourceFilter to recognize the
join-side filter and preserve keyed lazy demand. Resolve each reference against
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Review comments at @packages/db/tests/query/lazy-join-source-where.test.ts:
- Around line 96-99: Update `hasKeyFilter` to inspect the
`LoadSubsetOptions.where` expression structurally and return true only when an
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nl -ba packages/db/tests/query/includes-work-counter-support.ts | sed -n '270,325p'
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Preserve binding IDs when remapping pushed filters.
If an include joins a collection subquery and filters its join side, remapWhereForSubquery can remove the filter reference’s binding ID. isSourceFilter then keeps parent routing, so the join loses keyed lazy demand. Preserve the resolved inner binding during remapping; do not treat all unbound references as local.
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Update remapWhereForSubquery so pushed filter references retain the resolved
inner binding ID, allowing isSourceFilter to recognize the join-side filter and
preserve keyed lazy demand. Resolve each reference against the inner subquery’s
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nl -ba packages/db/src/query/builder/functions.ts | sed -n '1,90p'
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Check the join-key predicate structurally.
A demand for the wrong property can pass hasKeyFilter, and the mock still loads all users. Compare the id reference and its values in the same in expression. Ignore key order.
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Update `hasKeyFilter` to inspect the `LoadSubsetOptions.where` expression
structurally and return true only when an `in` predicate compares the `id`
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Fixes #2386.
Inside an include, a
whereon either side of a join turned off keyed lazy loading.With
userson demand,loadSubsetgotactive = trueinstead ofactive = true AND id IN (7, 8, 9), so it fetched every active user. A filter on the todo side instead (not(eq(todo.assigneeId, 8))) sent nowhereat all, instead ofid IN (7, 9).Cause: the optimizer moves a single-source
whereinto a subquery over that source, and the include compiler routed every subquery by parent, even ones that never read the parent row. The newisSourceFilter()recognizes a subquery that only filters its own Collection. The joined-side (routeJoinedSource) andfrom-side (isParentRouted) checks now skip those, so the filter narrows the keyed request instead of replacing it.A subquery that does read the parent row is still routed by parent; a focused test covers that. A plain
leftJoinoutside an include was already correct and is covered too.Size:
@tanstack/db+57 B gzip.Oracle Coverage
Owner:
includes-work-counter-oracle.test.ts(coverage map updated).createOracleReachand reached by a fixed history in every run.lazy-join-source-where.test.ts: joined-side filter, from-side filter, plainleftJoin, and a parent-reading subquery. The first two fail onmain.fn.where()filters, and no checks on live updates after preload.Checklist
pnpm test(packages/db: 396 files, 30,960 tests passed).Release Impact
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