fix: serve joins on a collection's primary key via an implicit key index - #1746
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 8 reviews per rolling hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds implicit primary-key indexes for collections whose ChangesImplicit primary-key join indexing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change routes primary-key joins through an implicit lookup path, but unresolved capability checks may select it for range or reversed comparisons it cannot serve, while unsupported access could throw instead of falling back to a scan. That creates a concrete correctness and runtime risk for some key-field queries, so the PR is not merge-ready until these paths are aligned or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JoinQuery
participant IndexOptimizer
participant CollectionImpl
participant KeyIndex
JoinQuery->>IndexOptimizer: plan join key lookup
IndexOptimizer->>CollectionImpl: read keyIndex
CollectionImpl->>KeyIndex: derive and cache index
IndexOptimizer->>KeyIndex: execute in lookup
KeyIndex-->>JoinQuery: return matching rows
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packages/db/tests/query/join-key-index.test.ts (1)
94-130: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the key-index lookup, not only the missing warning.
This test proves the result rows and the absence of the warning. It does not prove that the load used the key index. Add a spy on
teams.keyIndex.lookupand assert aninoperation that containst3. That closes the gap where the warning disappears but the join still scans the collection.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/db/src/utils/index-optimization.ts`:
- Around line 69-84: Update findIndexForField in
packages/db/src/utils/index-optimization.ts:69-84 to select the implicit
keyIndex only for supported equality lookups, returning undefined for range or
ordered access, including before constructing ReverseIndex. In
packages/db/src/indexes/key-index.ts:92-136, adjust the unsupported KeyIndex
members to return a planner-detectable unsupported result instead of throwing;
preserve explicit-index selection precedence.
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In `@packages/db/tests/query/join-key-index.test.ts`:
- Around line 94-130: The test for join keys added after initial load should
verify key-index usage directly, not only the joined result and warnings. In the
test around createLiveQueryCollection, spy on teams.keyIndex.lookup and assert
it receives an “in” operation containing t3, while preserving the existing
result and indexWarnings assertions.
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In `@packages/db/src/utils/index-optimization.ts`:
- Around line 622-627: Update canOptimizeSimpleComparison to reuse
optimizeSimpleComparison’s operand normalization and canRangeOptimize range
validation, so locale-sorted strings on range-capable indexes are rejected
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pathandvaluethroughas any. Use the discriminatedrefandvaltypes, or add a type guard, so TypeScript validates the expression shape.As per coding guidelines:
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In `@packages/db/src/utils/index-optimization.ts`:
- Around line 629-641: Update the comparison predicate around the operation
derived from expression.name to apply the same operand-order normalization as
optimizeSimpleComparison before calling index.supports() and evaluating range
optimization. Keep capability checks aligned with optimizeExpressionWithIndexes
for both field-op-value and value-op-field forms, and add coverage for both
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In `@packages/db/src/utils/index-optimization.ts`:
- Around line 615-620: Update the leftArg/rightArg handling in the ref/val
condition so path and value are accessed through discriminated-type narrowing
rather than as any casts. Use the existing ref and val types or a type guard to
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queryValue assignments.
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Fixes #1708.
The problem
Joining on a collection's own key (the classic FK → PK join) fell back to a full collection scan unless the user created an explicit index on that field — even though the collection's keyed state can already answer key lookups in O(1). The lazy-join loader would emit the
Join requires an index on "id"warning and load the entire collection.The fix
Query optimization now falls back to a synthetic
KeyIndexwhen no user-created index matches the field being looked up:CollectionImpllazily derives akeyIndexfromconfig.getKey, using the same ref-proxy introspection thatcreateIndexuses for its callback: whengetKeyis a plain property access (e.g.(row) => row.id), that property becomes the indexed field. Composite/computed keys (or agetKeythat throws on the proxy) simply yield no key index, preserving today's behavior.KeyIndexextendsBaseIndexbut stores nothing —eq/inlookups delegate tocollection.has(), so it needs no maintenance and is always exactly in sync with collection state. It reports support foreq/inonly, so order-by (which requiresgtsupport) and range predicates are unaffected and keep their existing fallbacks.findIndexForFieldconsultscollection.keyIndexonly after the explicit-index loop, so a user-created index on the key field always wins, and the samematchesCompareOptionscheck applies (collections with custom collation conservatively skip the key index).With this,
join(..., eq(other.id, item.otherId))on an unindexed collection loads only the matching keys throughrequestSnapshot({ where: inArray(...), optimizedOnly: true })— no warning, no full scan.optimizeInArrayExpression's existing exactness semantics apply unchanged, and lookup values are normalized the same wayBasicIndexnormalizes them, so behavior matches what an explicit index on the key field would do.Tests
tests/key-index.test.ts— unit coverage: derivation fromgetKey(single property / composite / non-property / throwing), lookup semantics (eq/in, unsupported ops throw), collection-levelkeyIndexreflecting live state, andfindIndexForFieldprecedence (explicit index wins; non-key fields, composite-key collections, and collections with a customdefaultStringCollationare conservatively unaffected).tests/query/join-key-index.test.ts— integration: a lazy join on the primary key withautoIndex: 'off'produces correct results with no "Join requires an index" warning, join keys appearing after the initial load are served incrementally, and a computed-key collection still warns (fallback path preserved). Both join tests fail onmainand pass with this change.tests/query/indexes.test.ts— updated the three join-optimization tests whose premise ("no index on the join key") no longer holds when the join key is the primary key: the both-indexed and inner-join tests now assert the key-index-served load (no full scan), and the two "should not optimize" tests restore their premise with a computed key so the genuine full-scan fallback stays covered. The local index-usage tracker now also observeskeyIndexlookups.@tanstack/dbsuite, build, and lint pass.Design note: unsupported members
BaseIndexdeclares the fullIndexInterfaceas abstract members, soKeyIndexhas to implement range/ordered-access members it can never serve. They are one-line throwing stubs behind a singleunsupported()helper: unreachable in practice (supports()reports onlyeq/in, and every call site — the optimizer's range paths and order-by'ssupports('gt')check — gates on it), and throwing keeps any future call path that does reach them loudly wrong instead of silently dropping rows.ReverseIndexpays the same interface-width cost today via pure delegation.Longer-term, the cleaner fix for that interface bloat would be splitting
IndexInterfaceinto capability slices (equality / range / ordered access), so an index only declares what it actually supports and thesupports()runtime checks get type-level backing. That changes the contract for every index type and consumer, so it's deliberately out of scope here — I'd be happy to take it on as a follow-up if maintainers are interested.Note
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