use entire lateral scope when indexing RangeHeapJoin#2205
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lgtm, if i'm reading correctly we just were just failing to shift the indexes for index nodes? so does this fix the same issue for range joins inside subquery expressions that have outer scope access?
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I think we have tests in join_planning_tests.go with this behavior, but it doesn't seem like those joins are impacted by this fix. |
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RangeHeapJoins looked at the lateral join scope when assigning indexes.However, we never tested nested joins for this case, leading to dolthub/dolt#7177
What made the error more apparent was the string in the left scope that would result in empty results when doing lookups into the right tables. The fix was to look at the whole lateral scope when indexing
RangeHeapJoinsfixes dolthub/dolt#7177