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Fix inconsistent AST formatting for GROUP BY CUBE(...) WITH ROLLUP#100376
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`GROUP BY CUBE(x) WITH ROLLUP` was parsed into an AST with both `group_by_with_cube` and `group_by_with_rollup` flags set. The formatter then produced `GROUP BY x WITH ROLLUP WITH CUBE`, but the parser could not parse this back because the second `WITH` clause only accepted `TOTALS`. This caused a "Inconsistent AST formatting" exception in debug builds. Fix by replacing the two separate `WITH` parser blocks with a single loop that accepts any combination of `WITH ROLLUP`, `WITH CUBE`, and `WITH TOTALS` modifiers (rejecting duplicates). Fixes #100320 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The test checked specific part names after `OPTIMIZE`, but with randomized settings (e.g. `enable_parallel_replicas`), the merge selector can pick different pairs of parts to merge, resulting in different part names. Check the count of active parts instead, which is always 2 regardless of merge order. Seen in #100376 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The test checked specific part names after `OPTIMIZE`, but with randomized settings the merge selector can pick different pairs of parts to merge, resulting in different part names. Check the count of active parts instead, which is always 2 regardless of merge order. Seen in #100376 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Good, clean change.
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GROUP BY CUBE(x) WITH ROLLUPwas parsed into an AST with bothgroup_by_with_cubeandgroup_by_with_rollupflags set. The formatter then producedGROUP BY x WITH ROLLUP WITH CUBE, but the parser could not parse this back because the secondWITHclause only acceptedTOTALS. This caused an "Inconsistent AST formatting" exception in debug builds.Fix by replacing the two separate
WITHparser blocks inParserSelectQuerywith a single loop that accepts any combination ofWITH ROLLUP,WITH CUBE, andWITH TOTALSmodifiers (rejecting duplicates).Fixes #100320
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Fix "Inconsistent AST formatting" exception in debug builds when using
GROUP BY CUBE(...) WITH ROLLUPor similar combinations.Documentation entry for user-facing changes