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fix(db): report compareOptions mismatch in orderBy index warning - #2193
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When an orderBy with limit query finds an index on the ordered field but the index was built with different compareOptions, findIndexForField rejects it and the query falls back to a full load. The warning then claimed no index existed and suggested the createIndex call that was already made. Tell the two cases apart: if an index on the field exists but none matches the query's compareOptions, say so and show the createIndex call with matching compareOptions. Fixes #2190
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: reporting compareOptions mismatches in orderBy index warnings. |
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The description covers the change, motivation, implementation, tests, checklist, release impact, and changeset. It matches the repository template and the reported changes. |
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Issue #2190 requires a distinct warning when an index matches the ordered field but no index matches the query compareOptions. The change in packages/db/src/query/compiler/order-by.ts checks field… |
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The changes stay within Issue #2190. The source change updates only the affected development warning. The fixture update supports development-message validation. The tests verify the requested warning… |
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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 1 functions across 2 files. (2 skipped: 2 … |
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#2190requires a distinct warning when an index matches the ordered field but no index matches the querycompareOptions. The change inpackages/db/src/query/compiler/order-by.tschecks field indexes and emits the mismatch warning with the query options and a matchingcreateIndexexample. It preserves the existing warning when no field index exists. The development-only guard remains in place. Tests cover the mismatch case, returned rows, warning suppression after creating the matching index, and the missing-index case. The development-only message fixture and patch changeset are also updated.
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#2190. The source change updates only the affected development warning. The fixture update supports development-message validation. The tests verify the requested warning behavior and fallback results. The changeset documents the published patch. No unrelated product behavior or unrelated files are changed.
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- Line 229: Update the createIndex suggestion in the order-by compiler to
include an explicit BasicIndex type, so it remains usable when defaultIndexType
is unset; preserve the existing fieldPath and compareOptions guidance.
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| `[TanStack DB]${collectionId ? ` [${collectionId}]` : ``} orderBy with limit found an index on "${fieldPath}", but its compareOptions don't match the query's (${queryCompareOptions}), so it cannot be used for efficient lazy loading. ` + | ||
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| `Consider creating an index with matching compareOptions with collection.createIndex((row) => row.${fieldPath}, { options: { compareOptions: ${queryCompareOptions} } }).`, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the suggested createIndex call usable without a default index type.
When a collection has no defaultIndexType, this call fails because it omits indexType. The new test uses that configuration: it creates the existing index with an explicit BasicIndex. Include an explicit index type in the suggestion, or tell users to configure defaultIndexType first. (tanstack.com)
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Review comment at @packages/db/src/query/compiler/order-by.ts at line 229:
Update the createIndex suggestion in the order-by compiler to include an
explicit BasicIndex type, so it remains usable when defaultIndexType is unset;
preserve the existing fieldPath and compareOptions guidance.
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Thanks! I ended up fixing it in #2196 |
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Fixes #2190.
When an
orderBy+limitquery can't use an index, the dev-only warning always said the query "requires an index" and suggestedcreateIndex((row) => row.field)— even when that index already existed and was skipped only because its compareOptions (e.g.nulls,stringSort) don't match the query's. The fallback to loading all data is correct; only the message was misleading.Inside the existing development-only block, the compiler now checks whether an index on the field exists but none matches the query's compareOptions. In that case it warns about the mismatch and suggests
createIndexwith the matchingcompareOptions. Otherwise the original message is unchanged. Production builds are unaffected.tests/fixtures/development-only-messages.json.order-by.test.ts: the issue repro (expects the mismatch warning, then creates the suggested index and checks the same rows come back with no warning), and a check that the original message still fires when no index exists.✅ Checklist
pnpm test.🚀 Release Impact
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