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### What
Use powerful constructs such as loops to avoid duplication in
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systems and produce a list of packages from there.
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We generate a `targets` tree (see the `flake.nix` file comments for
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Add support for ordering by nested fields.
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1. Commands backed by ndc procedures can now be executed using in sql as
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Push down limits and offsets, including inside existing limit and offset
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Add schemars title and description to `AuthConfig` enum variants.
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Similar to models.
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Adds tests for select, filter and order by.
### How
Reuses the existing test framework. There is a giant `metadata.json`
file which is used for all tests, based on Postgres. Each test is a
folder with a `query.sql` file, an `expected.json` for expected output,
and a `plan.json` for the expected explain output.
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Push down the `_lt`, `_lte`, `_gt`, `_gte` operators
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By matching operators with the same name on the NDC side, for now, until
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Implements a new optimizer pass which pushes sort stages inside
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### What
Push down the following SQL predicates to NDC via OpenDD IR:
- Logical operators AND, OR and NOT
- Equality operator and inequality operator
TODO:
- [ ] Comparison operators
- [x] `IS NULL` and `IS NOT NULL`
- [ ] Validate operators actually exist in the OpenDD metadata and NDC
mappings
- [ ] Use the actual OpenDD operators instead of the stand-in `_eq` and
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- `plan/filter.rs` implements two functions `can_pushdown_filter` and
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- `planner/filter.rs` translates OpenDD IR to NDC IR for execution.
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### What
Update dependencies in preparation for some cloud work, and move
dependency versions to the workspace.
### How
```
$ cargo update
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### What
This is a no-op change. Moves model related planning code from the
top-level to `planner` submodule. This is in preparation for commands
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### What
We now support cloud-only crates, which are not open-sourced.
### How
Anything in `crates/cloud` will not be synced with the _graphql-engine_
repository.
In order to facilitate this, we generate and commit a
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transform the justfile to remove this code.
This includes only a test repository, to ensure that nothing private is
synced.
When this is merged, it should not result in a commit to the
_graphql-engine_ repository.
V3_GIT_ORIGIN_REV_ID: 038839acdf3a97da05bbd4b6278171cc12e7cd71
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### What
Introduce the `json_schema` attribute for enum variants to specify
schema metadata for adjacently tagged (`as_versioned_with_definition`)
enums. For untagged and internally tagged enums, metadata is inherited
from the corresponding variant type.
Also, update the `README.md` in `opendd-derive` crate.
### How
Update types and generate metadata expression for adjacent tagged enums.
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V3_GIT_ORIGIN_REV_ID: 5c7dff5c7d7f4f44f0a27e26f1d8941fb861c346
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### What
Remove the projection pushdown optimization. `datafusion` already
optimizes this to the correct NDC IR.
### How
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V3_GIT_ORIGIN_REV_ID: 6e0034e4d920c39b70667f5f521341069a5c53de
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### What
By default, `rustc` splits crates up and builds in parallel. This is
faster but misses some optimisations between these sections. Let's
reduce it to increase runtime performance.
### How
Add settings to `release` profile in `Cargo.toml`.
<img width="776" alt="Screenshot 2024-08-13 at 12 59 46"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a03389dc-80ba-4723-8ca3-36af50846324">
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### What
We cannot support having relationship comparisons in nested object field
filters of a boolean expression. NDC does not support this natively
([slack
thread](https://hasurahq.slack.com/archives/C05HND0F6LB/p1722845028319099)).
This PR adds a metadata build check for this case and reject such
boolean expressions.
Tests in the PR is partially based on
https://github.com/hasura/v3-engine/pull/935.
**Note:** This might break older builds having relationship comparisons
in the nested object field filter expressions. This is a rare scenario.
We will check through our schema-diff job for any failing builds. If
there are significant, we might hold this PR. Full context in this slack
thread -
https://hasurahq.slack.com/archives/C06P2U8U55G/p1723121764332539.
### How
- Add a metadata build check for boolean expressions that restricts them
to have nested object filters with relationship comparisons.
- Raise GraphQL API runtime internal error while building the filter IR
when a relationship comparison found within a nested field filter.
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Co-authored-by: Daniel Chambers <daniel@hasura.io>
V3_GIT_ORIGIN_REV_ID: 86dce0b784c77e57bb1888125dba5b599e40f741
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### What
We started using `mimalloc` allocator in MBS a while ago with good
results, let's use it here too.
Once `v3-engine-multitenant` is merged we should use it there too.
### How
Import crate, switch it on in engine binary and in benchmarks.
<img width="845" alt="Screenshot 2024-08-13 at 10 10 49"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/dc872668-1633-468a-86d3-51fca5be68bf">
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