feat(drive): indexOnly terminal-property where clauses and keyset pagination - #4499
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…ination An indexOnly entry's member key IS the terminal property's encoded value, so a clause on the terminal lowers directly onto the entry level once every prefix property carries an equality clause: equality answers "did I like X" in one query, and a range ordered by the terminal (terminal > last-seen, with a limit) walks the entries page by page — keyset pagination, the indexOnly replacement for id-shaped startAt cursors, which cannot address a position whose synthesized id is a one-way hash of it. The route engages only when the generic index matcher cannot serve the query, is shared by the server, prover and verifier (one path-query builder), and covers the first keyset page (orderBy on the terminal with no cursor clause yet) as an ordered member-key scan. Synthesis resolves the same index the route selected. Underdetermined prefixes and ranges without orderBy are refused with targeted guidance, and the startAt rejections now point at keyset pagination. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIndex-only reads now support terminal-property equality and range clauses after prefix equality filtering. Query construction routes these clauses through member-key paths for prover and verifier parity. Tests cover pagination and rejection cases, and documentation describes cursor limitations. ChangesIndex-only terminal queries
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds terminal-property filtering and keyset pagination, but the current head can reject valid terminal-index queries and may fail to compile in supported feature configurations without server or verify enabled. These bounded correctness and build-compatibility issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@packages/rs-drive/src/query/index_only_synthesis.rs`:
- Around line 92-104: Update index_only_terminal_clause_selection to run the
shared resolved-time preflight before selecting terminal candidates, propagate
any preflight error, and filter candidates through
index_admissible_for_resolved_time_range using the resulting
resolved_time_ranges. Do not allow terminal routing to replace a preflight
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The terminal-property route is well factored and preserves execution/proof-verification parity, but three in-scope maintainability issues remain: the fallback swallows unrelated index-selection errors, the public indexOnly cursor paths still return obsolete guidance, and the pagination regression test can hang on non-progress. The CodeRabbit resolved-time concern does not apply because contract parsing rejects every time-range index on an indexOnly document type.
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/query/index_only_synthesis.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/query/index_only_synthesis.rs:264-295: Do not treat every index-selection error as a route miss
Both fallback sites invoke terminal selection after every `find_best_index` error. That method can fail for reasons other than the expected absence of a generic-route match, including its resolved-source structural checks and the `index_for_types_matching` feature-version dispatch. If the query also satisfies the terminal shape, the fallback replaces those errors and may continue through a different path. Represent a generic route miss explicitly, or restrict fallback to the query-error variants that mean no usable generic index was found; propagate every other error unchanged.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/query/index_only_synthesis.rs:307-313: Centralize the duplicated indexOnly cursor rejection
`verify_index_only_proof` returns the old “not yet supported” message before `construct_path_query` reaches the permanent limitation and keyset-pagination guidance added by this PR. The server-side guard at lines 354-360 has the same behavior before `construct_path_query_operations`, so the normal proved and unproved indexOnly APIs do not deliver the updated guidance claimed by the PR. Remove these early guards and rely on the constructors, or use one shared validation helper and message at every entry point.
In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v0/tests/index_only_e2e_tests.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v0/tests/index_only_e2e_tests.rs:787: Bound the pagination regression loop
This test terminates only when the implementation under test returns an empty page. If a regression makes the terminal range inclusive or otherwise returns the same cursor repeatedly, the test hangs until the suite timeout instead of reporting the pagination failure. Exactly three entries and one terminating request are expected, so four bounded iterations preserve the scenario and let the final `walked` assertion report non-progress.
Review fixes (thepastaclaw + coderabbit on #4499): - The terminal route now stands in ONLY for the two find_best_index errors that mean 'no generic index matches' (WhereClauseOnNonIndexed- Property / QueryTooFarFromIndex) and only when the query carries no resolved time range — structural preflight and version-dispatch errors propagate unchanged instead of being swallowed by a route change. - The two synthesis-level startAt rejections now carry the keyset guidance instead of the obsolete 'not yet supported'. - The keyset pagination test is bounded at four iterations so a non-progress regression fails the walked assertion instead of hanging. - Repairs the doc-comment mixup my #4495 restructure left in the delete builder: sign()'s Arguments/Returns block had been orphaned above the new helper, whose unindented prose read as a lazy markdown list continuation — 7 doc_lazy_continuation errors under the CI's -D warnings, breaking the workspace test job on this PR and on v4.2-dev itself. The block is back on sign(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both sides fixed the #4495 doc_lazy_continuation lint in the delete builder: v4.2-dev's #4498 kept sign()'s Arguments/Returns block above the extracted helper with a separator line, this branch moved it back onto sign() itself. Kept this branch's placement — the block documents sign(), and it already lives there exactly once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…r variants Split generic index selection into select_best_index returning BestIndexOutcome: Matched(index), or NoIndexMatches carrying the would-be find_best_index error as a VALUE — structural failures stay Err and always propagate. find_best_index collapses both non-matches back into Err for every ordinary caller, preserving each error message exactly. The indexOnly terminal route now matches on the outcome instead of running find_best_index and inspecting which error variant came back — the generic_route_missed predicate is gone, and the shapes the terminal route can never serve (resolved time ranges, multi-In) opt out inside the selection itself, so their miss errors propagate untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 448-465: Update index_for_types_matching_including_terminal_v0 to
apply defaults::MAX_INDEX_DIFFERENCE to generic candidates before best_generic
takes precedence over best_terminal. Exclude generic matches beyond the
threshold so a valid terminal candidate, such as one with difference 0, is
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In `@packages/rs-drive/src/query/mod.rs`:
- Around line 2046-2049: Add #[cfg(any(feature = "server", feature = "verify"))]
to the select_best_index method so it is compiled only when BestIndexOutcome is
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| if terminal_used { | ||
| if difference < best_terminal_difference { | ||
| best_terminal_difference = difference; | ||
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| if difference < best_generic_difference { | ||
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| .map(|(index, difference)| (index, difference, false)) | ||
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Apply MAX_INDEX_DIFFERENCE before generic precedence.
select_best_index rejects a generic match when its difference exceeds defaults::MAX_INDEX_DIFFERENCE (2). index_for_types_matching_including_terminal_v0 still returns that generic candidate before a terminal candidate. If the generic difference is 3 and the terminal difference is 0, index_only_terminal_clause_selection returns Ok(None), and index_only_route propagates QueryTooFarFromIndex instead of using the terminal index. Filter generic candidates by the threshold before applying precedence, or return both candidates so the caller can choose.
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In `@packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/methods/versioned_methods.rs`
around lines 448 - 465, Update index_for_types_matching_including_terminal_v0 to
apply defaults::MAX_INDEX_DIFFERENCE to generic candidates before best_generic
takes precedence over best_terminal. Exclude generic matches beyond the
threshold so a valid terminal candidate, such as one with difference 0, is
selected and index_only_terminal_clause_selection does not propagate
QueryTooFarFromIndex.
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Follow-up to the indexOnly document types stack (#4491–#4495, all merged): the two read-surface gaps #4494 shipped as rejections-with-guidance — where clauses on the terminal property and pagination.
What was done?
Terminal-property where clauses. An indexOnly entry's member key IS the terminal property's encoded value, so a clause on the terminal lowers directly onto the entry level's member keys — no new storage shape, just routing. The shape requirement: every one of the index's prefix properties carries an equality clause (the path down to the
0entry level must be fully determined), the terminal carries the one remaining clause (equality, range, orin), andorderBynames nothing outside the index. With that:WHERE $ownerId == me AND postId == XthroughbyLiker([$ownerId] → postId) answers "did I like X" in a single provable query — including the negative answer as an absence proof.WHERE hashtag == h AND postId == p AND $ownerId > lastSeen ORDER BY $ownerId LIMIT nwalks the entries page by page — keyset pagination.Keyset pagination instead of startAt cursors. An id-shaped
startAtcursor fundamentally cannot address an indexOnly position: the synthesized document id is a one-way hash of the position, and a value-carrying cursor format would be a wire change across dapi-grpc, drive-abci and the SDKs. Keyset pagination through terminal range clauses is strictly more expressive, needs no wire changes, and every page proves and verifies. The first page (orderBy on the terminal, no cursor clause yet) is served as an ordered member-key scan; thestartAtrejections now point at the keyset recipe instead of "not yet supported".Routing discipline. The terminal route engages only when the generic index matcher cannot serve the query, so every previously-working shape keeps its route (e.g.
postId == Xstill enumerates throughbyPost). One selection + one path-query builder are shared by the server's execution, the prover and the verifier — so both sides build the same query by construction — and synthesis resolves trios against the same index the route selected. Underdetermined prefixes and terminal ranges withoutorderByare refused with targeted guidance, never a wrong-answer scan.How Has This Been Tested?
Four new e2e tests in the shared yappr-likes suite, all with proved/unproved parity:
should_serve_terminal_equality_did_i_like_queries— positive and negative existence answers, absence verified as absenceshould_serve_terminal_range_keyset_pagination— walks three entries page by page (limit 1), each page's proof verifying to the same document, terminating cleanlyshould_refuse_terminal_clause_without_full_prefix_equalities— typedUnsupportedwith the shape requirementshould_require_order_by_for_terminal_range— typedMissingOrderByForRangeFull drive query suite (699 tests) and the drive-abci indexOnly pipeline suite green; verify-only feature build clean;
cargo check --workspace --all-targetsclean.Breaking Changes
None — the new shapes were previously rejected, and every previously-served query keeps its route (the terminal route only engages where the generic matcher errors).
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Remaining indexOnly follow-ups (tracked, not in this PR): platform-test-suite functional spec, refersTo property-agreement binding, sum axes via SumItem, timeRange buckets.
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