Fix property access on list comprehension / predicate loop variables#2402
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transform_column_ref_for_indirection errored with "could not find properties for <name>" when the referenced RTE had no "properties" column (as is the case for the unnest() RTE used by list comprehension and the any/all/none/single predicate functions), breaking queries like [x IN list | x.name] and any(x IN list WHERE x.n > 1). Return NULL instead so the caller continues transforming the ColumnRef as an agtype value and applies the indirection via agtype_access_operator. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Fixes Cypher property access (x.prop) on list-comprehension and predicate-function loop variables by avoiding an error path when the referenced RTE doesn’t have a properties column (e.g., unnest()-backed loop variables), allowing indirection to be applied via agtype_access_operator instead.
Changes:
- Update
transform_column_ref_for_indirectionto returnNULL(instead of erroring) when apropertiescolumn is not present, enabling fallback indirection handling. - Add regression coverage for property access on loop variables in
any/all/none/singleand list comprehensions. - Update expected regression outputs accordingly.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/backend/parser/cypher_expr.c | Avoids hard error when properties column is missing; allows fallback transformation + indirection via agtype operators. |
| regress/sql/predicate_functions.sql | Adds regression queries for property access on predicate loop variables (maps + collected vertices). |
| regress/sql/list_comprehension.sql | Adds regression queries for property access on list-comprehension loop variables (maps + vertices). |
| regress/expected/predicate_functions.out | Captures expected results for the new predicate-function regression queries. |
| regress/expected/list_comprehension.out | Captures expected results for the new list-comprehension regression queries. |
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transform_column_ref_for_indirectionerrored withcould not find properties for <name>when the referenced RTE had no "properties" column (as is the case for the unnest() RTE used by list comprehension and the any/all/none/single predicate functions), breaking queries like[x IN list | x.name] and any(x IN list WHERE x.n > 1).Return NULL instead so the caller continues transforming the ColumnRef as an agtype value and applies the indirection via agtype_access_operator.