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hybrid_scan_reader::filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters (and the multi-file variant) expects header-stripped, 32-byte aligned bloom filter bitsets, but bloom_filters_byte_ranges returns the byte range of each complete bloom filter, including its Thrift header. Passing those bytes through unchanged makes the reader interpret header bytes as part of the bitset, and it silently prunes row groups that contain matching values. This is the root cause of #24851.
The class-level documentation example in hybrid_scan.hpp and the hybrid_scan_io example (and the test composer) fetch bloom filters with fetch_byte_ranges_to_device(_async), which does not strip the header, so code following the documentation gets wrong results.
Changes:
The documentation example, the hybrid_scan_io example, and the test composer now use cudf::io::parquet::fetch_bloom_filters_to_device, which strips the headers and returns 32-byte aligned bitsets.
The bloom_filters_byte_ranges notes in hybrid_scan.hpp and hybrid_scan_multifile.hpp now say the ranges include the header and point to fetch_bloom_filters_to_device.
filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters validates that each non-empty bitset is 32-byte aligned and a multiple of 32 bytes long, and throws std::invalid_argument otherwise. A header-included range or an unaligned buffer now fails loudly instead of silently pruning row groups. Empty spans (column chunks without a bloom filter) are still accepted.
Until #24854 lands, cudf-polars' hybrid scan (use_hybrid_scan=True, not the default) will raise this error for Parquet files with bloom filters instead of returning no rows. No existing test covers that path.
A new gtest, HybridScanFiltersTest.FilterRowGroupsWithBloomFiltersValidatesBitsets, covers empty, valid, header-sized, and misaligned spans.
The pylibcudf docstring for HybridScanReader.filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters describes its input only as "Span-like objects containing bloom filter data". Once #24853 exposes fetch_bloom_filters_to_device in pylibcudf, the docstring should say the spans must be header-stripped, 32-byte aligned bitsets and point to that function. This fits naturally in #24853.
`filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters` expects header-stripped, 32-byte
aligned bloom filter bitsets, but `bloom_filters_byte_ranges` returns the
complete bloom filters including their headers. The documentation
example, the hybrid_scan_io example, and the test composer fetched the
raw byte ranges, which made the reader silently prune row groups that
contain matches.
- Use `fetch_bloom_filters_to_device` in the documentation example, the
hybrid_scan_io example, and the test composer.
- Clarify the `bloom_filters_byte_ranges` notes.
- Throw `std::invalid_argument` from `filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters`
when a non-empty bitset is not 32-byte aligned or its size is not a
multiple of 32 bytes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bloom-filter filtering now rejects non-empty bitsets that are not 32-byte aligned or whose size is not a multiple of 32 bytes, with a clear error.
Bloom-filter data is fetched in the format expected by row-group filtering, avoiding the need for callers to manage alignment.
Documentation
Clarified that bloom-filter byte ranges include headers and documented the alignment and size requirements for bitsets.
Hybrid scan now fetches bloom-filter bitsets through the dedicated Parquet API and validates non-empty spans for 32-byte alignment and length. API documentation and examples describe complete filter ranges and header-stripped bitsets. Tests cover accepted and rejected spans.
Changes: Bloom-filter handling
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Summary
Fetch bitsets through the dedicated API cpp/include/cudf/io/experimental/hybrid_scan.hpp, cpp/include/cudf/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_multifile.hpp, cpp/examples/hybrid_scan_io/hybrid_scan_composer.cpp, cpp/tests/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_composer.cpp
The examples now use fetch_bloom_filters_to_device to obtain buffers and header-stripped bitset spans. The API documentation distinguishes complete bloom-filter ranges, including headers, from the bitsets used by filtering.
Validate bitset spans before filtering cpp/include/cudf/io/experimental/hybrid_scan.hpp, cpp/include/cudf/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_multifile.hpp, cpp/src/io/parquet/hybrid_scan/hybrid_scan_helpers.cpp, cpp/tests/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_filters_test.cpp
Filtering now throws std::invalid_argument for non-empty spans whose address is not 32-byte aligned or whose size is not a multiple of 32. Tests cover empty spans, valid 64-byte spans, and invalid size and alignment.
Issue 24851 describes the mismatch between complete filter ranges and the header-stripped, 32-byte-aligned bitsets required by hybrid scan. This change updates the fetch path and validates the bitset format.
Issue 24852 identifies bloom-filter pruning as a blocker for making hybrid scan the default reader. This change corrects the fetch path and validates bitsets, but does not change the default.
Issue 24604 requests broader Parquet-reader coverage for hybrid scan filtering. This change adds focused tests for bloom-filter bitset validation.
Suggested reviewers:mhaseeb123
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 1e9a9
Opt-in hybrid scans can fail on bloom-filtered queries. Update the caller before merging or explicitly accept the regression.
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Update the includes in the test file containing
HybridScanFiltersTest.FilterRowGroupsWithBloomFiltersValidatesBitsets to
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Review comments at @cpp/src/io/parquet/hybrid_scan/hybrid_scan_helpers.cpp:
- Around line 665-681: Update the _read_with_hybrid_scan flow to use
fetch_bloom_filters_to_device instead of passing raw bloom_filters_byte_ranges
through fetch_byte_ranges_to_device before calling
filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters. Preserve the header-stripped,
32-byte-aligned bitset contract required by
filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters.
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Review comments at @cpp/tests/io/experimental/hybrid_scan_filters_test.cpp:
- Line 2591: Update the includes in the test file containing
HybridScanFiltersTest.FilterRowGroupsWithBloomFiltersValidatesBitsets to
explicitly include the required cuDF test header for TEST_F; retain the existing
includes and avoid relying on transitive test-macro declarations.
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Description
hybrid_scan_reader::filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filters(and the multi-file variant) expects header-stripped, 32-byte aligned bloom filter bitsets, butbloom_filters_byte_rangesreturns the byte range of each complete bloom filter, including its Thrift header. Passing those bytes through unchanged makes the reader interpret header bytes as part of the bitset, and it silently prunes row groups that contain matching values. This is the root cause of #24851.The class-level documentation example in
hybrid_scan.hppand thehybrid_scan_ioexample (and the test composer) fetch bloom filters withfetch_byte_ranges_to_device(_async), which does not strip the header, so code following the documentation gets wrong results.Changes:
hybrid_scan_ioexample, and the test composer now usecudf::io::parquet::fetch_bloom_filters_to_device, which strips the headers and returns 32-byte aligned bitsets.bloom_filters_byte_rangesnotes inhybrid_scan.hppandhybrid_scan_multifile.hppnow say the ranges include the header and point tofetch_bloom_filters_to_device.filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filtersvalidates that each non-empty bitset is 32-byte aligned and a multiple of 32 bytes long, and throwsstd::invalid_argumentotherwise. A header-included range or an unaligned buffer now fails loudly instead of silently pruning row groups. Empty spans (column chunks without a bloom filter) are still accepted.Until #24854 lands, cudf-polars' hybrid scan (
use_hybrid_scan=True, not the default) will raise this error for Parquet files with bloom filters instead of returning no rows. No existing test covers that path.A new gtest,
HybridScanFiltersTest.FilterRowGroupsWithBloomFiltersValidatesBitsets, covers empty, valid, header-sized, and misaligned spans.Related: #24851, #24853, #24854, #23515 (length-absent bloom filters).
Possible additional improvement
The pylibcudf docstring for
HybridScanReader.filter_row_groups_with_bloom_filtersdescribes its input only as "Span-like objects containing bloom filter data". Once #24853 exposesfetch_bloom_filters_to_devicein pylibcudf, the docstring should say the spans must be header-stripped, 32-byte aligned bitsets and point to that function. This fits naturally in #24853.Checklist
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