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fix(attributes): drop index lengths and orders with a deleted attribute - #1061
Deleting an attribute removed it from each index's attributes but kept that position's lengths and orders entry. An index on [a, b] with lengths [10, 20] became [b] with [10, 20], and every later updateAttribute() on the collection failed with "Invalid index lengths. Count of lengths must be equal or less than the number of attributes."
withoutIndexedAttribute() now removes the entry at the deleted attribute's position from all three arrays.
Tested with a script on the SQLite adapter: before, [b] / [10, 20] / [ASC, DESC]; after, [b] / [20] / [DESC].
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Index metadata now remains aligned when an attribute is removed. Indexes with no remaining attributes continue to be omitted.
Deleting an attribute removed it from each index's attributes but kept
its length and order, so the index ended up with more lengths than
attributes and every later updateAttribute() failed index validation.
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tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/IndexTests.php
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withoutIndexedAttribute now removes the deleted attribute’s positional entries from each affected index’s attributes, lengths, and orders metadata. It omits indexes with no remaining attributes.
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Update aligned index metadata src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php
The method removes the deleted attribute’s position from the index’s attributes, lengths, and orders lists. It reconstructs nonempty indexes and omits indexes with no attributes.
utopia-php/database#1059: Removes physical shared-table indexes after attribute deletion; this change updates the related index metadata.
utopia-php/database#1060: Removes indexes left with only the tenant column; this change updates index metadata during attribute deletion.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 01057
Attribute deletion now cleans up index lengths and orders correctly in the normal case. An edge case with duplicate index attributes can still leave stale metadata; fix this before merge or accept it as a narrow gap.
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Deleting an attribute now removes its corresponding entries from each surviving index’s attributes, lengths, and orders, while dropping indexes left empty. The end-to-end regression test checks the remaining metadata and confirms a subsequent attribute update succeeds.
Latest changes: The latest change now removes every matching attribute occurrence, processing positions in reverse to keep positional metadata aligned.
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src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php
Removes all matching attribute positions and corresponding length/order metadata when pruning indexes.
tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/IndexTests.php
Adds an end-to-end regression test for metadata alignment after attribute deletion and a subsequent successful attribute update.
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The supplied test calls the adapter directly, so it does not exercise this method. Add a test that deletes an indexed attribute through Database, reloads the collection, checks lengths and orders, and updates a remaining attribute.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php around lines 925 - 926:
Add a database-level regression test for the attribute deletion path containing the lengths and orders array updates. Delete an indexed attribute through Database, reload the collection, verify the remaining lengths and orders, then update a remaining attribute; follow the existing test conventions and avoid testing only the adapter directly.
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Review comments at @src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php:
- Around line 925-926: Add a repair path for indexes damaged before the deletion
logic in updateAttribute(), rebuilding their lengths and orders from an
established authoritative index definition. Identify and reuse the existing
source of that definition; ensure affected indexes can be repaired before
schema-altering updates proceed.
- Line 919: Update the attribute-removal logic around array_search so deleting a
key removes every matching occurrence from the attributes array and removes the
corresponding entries from lengths and orders at the same positions. Preserve
strict matching and keep the metadata arrays aligned.
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Review comments at @src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php:
- Around line 925-926: Add a database-level regression test for the attribute
deletion path containing the lengths and orders array updates. Delete an indexed
attribute through Database, reload the collection, verify the remaining lengths
and orders, then update a remaining attribute; follow the existing test
conventions and avoid testing only the adapter directly.
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Provide a repair path for existing affected indexes.
Indexes damaged before this change can still block schema-altering updateAttribute() calls. The new deletion path does not repair them. Provide a way to restore their lengths and orders from an authoritative index definition.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Trait/Attributes.php around lines 925 - 926:
Add a repair path for indexes damaged before the deletion logic in updateAttribute(), rebuilding their lengths and orders from an established authoritative index definition. Identify and reuse the existing source of that definition; ensure affected indexes can be repaired before schema-altering updates proceed.
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Deleting an attribute removed it from each index's
attributesbut kept that position'slengthsandordersentry. An index on[a, b]with lengths[10, 20]became[b]with[10, 20], and every laterupdateAttribute()on the collection failed with "Invalid index lengths. Count of lengths must be equal or less than the number of attributes."withoutIndexedAttribute()now removes the entry at the deleted attribute's position from all three arrays.Tested with a script on the SQLite adapter: before,
[b]/[10, 20]/[ASC, DESC]; after,[b]/[20]/[DESC].Summary by CodeRabbit