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Bug
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Status: Resolved
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Normal
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
While reviewing CASSANDRA-9664, I notice a few points in View.java that potentially look wrong to me. As those aren't introduced by CASSANDRA-9664, I'm opening this ticket separatly. The points in question are:
- In updateAffectsView, I don't think the row.hasComplexDeletion() check is correct: if an update only deletes a given collection and that collection isn't in the view at all, then I don't think we should care about it. Besides, hasComplexDeletion is not all that efficient and if there is a complex deletion, the following loop on the row will catch it (but only if the column is interesting). So I think that check should just be removed.
- Also in updateAffectsView, I'm surprised we don't check row.partition.primaryKeyLivenessInfo().isEmpty(): if we only insert values for the primary key columns, this should still always impact the view.
- In createForDeletionInfo, it seems we assume that a live DeletionInfo has either ranges or a partition level deletion, but it can have both and it seems we'll only consider the ranges if that's the case, which is incorrect.
It's possible there is a reasoning I'm missing behind how some or all of those point are currently work, and if so I apologize, but I think in that case said reasoning at least needs to be added as a comment. And if they do are problems, it would be nice to add tests for all these cases.