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Mauricio Audirac-Martínez updated CASSANDRA-21715:
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> Add * wildcard in excluded index hints
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> Key: CASSANDRA-21715
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-21715
> Project: Apache Cassandra
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: CQL/Syntax, Feature/SAI, Legacy/CQL
> Reporter: Mauricio Audirac-Martínez
> Assignee: Mauricio Audirac-Martínez
> Priority: Normal
> Attachments:
> ci_summary_Galarcel_CASSANDRA-21715-wildcard-excluded-indexes_197.html,
> results_details_Galarcel_CASSANDRA-21715-wildcard-excluded-indexes_197.tar.xz
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> Time Spent: 1h 20m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> CASSANDRA-18112 added the ability to include/exclude specific named indexes
> via WITH included_indexes=\{...} and WITH excluded_indexes=\{...}.
> A common use case is wanting to exclude all applicable indexes from a query —
> to force ALLOW FILTERING behaviour, or to test what a query does without any
> index involvement — but currently this requires enumerating every index by
> name, which is inconvenient and brittle (the list silently becomes incomplete
> if a new index is added to the table).\
> This patch adds support for the * wildcard in excluded_indexes:
> SELECT * FROM t WHERE v = 0 ALLOW FILTERING
> WITH excluded_indexes = \{*};
> The wildcard is resolved by the coordinator at validation time
> (IndexHints.fromCQLNames) into the full concrete set of indexes currently
> registered for the table, before the ReadCommand is sent to replicas. No
> messaging version bump is required.
> Design decisions:
> - * is only valid in excluded_indexes. Using it in included_indexes throws
> InvalidRequestException (WILDCARD_INCLUDED_INDEXES_ERROR), since "include all
> indexes" has no defined semantics.
> - * can be combined with explicit names in the same set (e.g. \{*, idx1}),
> which is redundant but not an error.
> - A wildcard exclusion that conflicts with an included index (e.g.
> included_indexes=\{idx1} AND excluded_indexes=\{*}) fails with the same
> CONFLICTING_INDEXES_ERROR as an explicit conflict, since expansion happens
> before the conflict check.
> Changes:
> - Parser.g: add indexNameOrWildcard rule; use indexNamesOrWildcards
> for excluded_indexes property.
> - QualifiedName: add WILDCARD sentinel and isWildcard().
> - IndexHints: add WILDCARD_INCLUDED_INDEXES_ERROR; expand wildcard in
> fetchIndexes(); update fromCQLNames javadoc.
> - IndexHints.md: document the wildcard syntax and semantics.
> - cql3handling.py: add <identifiersOrStars> for cqlsh autocomplete.
> - Tests: IndexHintsTest (unit), IndexHintsDistributedTest (distributed).
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