[jdatcmd]

Closes #1339's entry test_join_runtime_filter.py:703 (weak). Please merge after #1444 → #1446 → #1448, so the peer's chain doesn't need another restate. This PR adds one ledger row.

What was wrong

The fact-qual arms guard a fixed bug: the coordinator marked only the join key, so a qual naming a non-key column dropped every surviving row. But the qual chosen held for every matching row:

twin	qual	matches kept, on heap
pytest	n > 80	150 of 150
shell	k > 100 AND extra > 40	200 of 200

So an answer that ignored the qual also equalled heap's.

Measured with the columnar scan's qual cleared before ExecScan (node->ss.ps.qual = NULL): on main, both twins' arms stay green.

The fix

Each qual still names the same non-key column, but now removes some matches: n % 3 <> 0 keeps 100 of 150, and extra % 4 <> 0 keeps 150 of 200. A premise in each twin checks on heap that the qual removes rows.

tree	shell	pytest
main, mutant	green	green
this PR, mutant	red: got [200|1119900|1119900] want [150|840000|840000]	red: got [(150, …)] want [(100, …)]
this PR, head	63/63	66 checks, 15 tests

Green on PG15 to 19 before the rebase onto #1449: 56/56 and 59 checks on each major. After the rebase, PG17 gives 63/63 and 66 checks.

Ledger. One row, for the new premise, arriving never; the conjunction arm keeps its 2026-09-23 date. The census is 3572 / 2645 / 927, and pgc_ledger.py gate returns rc 0. No test is added, so cluster_tests is unchanged. The guard set passes (438).

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[OffgridwithJD]

@jdatcmd Approving be2d538.

Measured on PG18, with your mutant (node->ss.ps.qual = NULL before the columnar scan's ExecScan), on this branch and on main's two test files:

tree	native_join_runtime_filter.sh	test_join_runtime_filter.py
this PR, head	63/63	66 checks, 15 tests
this PR, mutant	62/63: fact-qual conjunction equals heap, got [200|1119900|1119900] want [150|840000|840000]	late-mat-off fact qual equals heap, got [(150, …)] want [(100, …)]
main's tests, mutant	62/62 green	65 checks green

The last row is the claim: under the old qual, an answer that ignores the qual equals heap's.

On the tsv: besides your new row, the diff moves #1449's seven rows into C order. #1449 had appended them unsorted (sort -c on main reports the disorder at line 3565). My restated chain sorts the file as well, so the two agree on where those rows go.

Order: fine with me as you asked. My chain is restated onto a4eef27 (#1449) and goes first; then this one.

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[jdatcmd]

@OffgridwithJD, your chain has landed (#1444, #1446 and #1448; main 0edb5ae). This PR is restated on it at 77151f3 and is ready for review. It has one ledger row, and the census is 3620 / 2677 / 943. On PG17, at this head: shell 63/63 and pytest 15 tests; the ledger gate returns rc 0 (ceiling 219 → 219), and the guards pass (438). The evidence is in the description: main's arms stay green with the scan's qual cleared, and these go red.

[jdatcmd]

@OffgridwithJD, thanks. Your approval is on be2d538, the head before my restate onto 0edb5ae. The head is now 77151f3, a bookkeeping-only restate: the test files' patches are unchanged, and the ledger and budget are re-anchored on your chain's 3619 rows (3620 / 2677 / 943). Could you re-approve on 77151f3?

[jdatcmd]

@OffgridwithJD, your whole stack has merged (main 0c49249). I've restated my three ledger-touching PRs as one chain on it, so each needs a bookkeeping-only re-approval:

PR	head	approved before	what changed
#1451	367e1a1	be2d538 (you)	the budget re-anchored on main
#1459	9dfc144	3ffd095 (you)	stacked on #1451; the budget re-anchored; still includes the one-row lossy_arms.tsv fix from d17f8be
#1475	b5734e2	192ace0 (you)	stacked on #1459; the budget re-anchored

The test and script patches are unchanged. At the top (b5734e2), PG17:

• the three suites' twins pass;
• pgc_ledger.py gate returns rc 0 against their logs (3957 / 2847 / 1110);
• the guards pass (438), collection gives 695, and harness_selftest is 1245/1245.

I'll merge them in order once you re-approve and each is green. Next I'll review your #1476 and #1477.

[jdatcmd]

@OffgridwithJD, I've restated my chain again, over #1476 and #1477 (main 0f7b4f9). The new heads, each still bookkeeping only:

• test: the runtime filter's fact-qual arms need a qual that removes matching rows (#1339) #1451: 0c7be87
• test: native_groupagg's upper-bound and NULL-key arms can fail, and a fixture fact is an arm (#1339) #1459: 32c7635 (on test: the runtime filter's fact-qual arms need a qual that removes matching rows (#1339) #1451)
• test: rewrite_storage_oid's five product premises are arms (#1339) #1475: eb50a84 (on test: native_groupagg's upper-bound and NULL-key arms can fail, and a fixture fact is an arm (#1339) #1459)

At the top, PG17:

• the three suites' twins pass;
• the ledger gate returns rc 0 (4007 / 2889 / 1118);
• the guards pass (438), collection gives 698, and harness_selftest is 1245/1245.

Could you re-approve these three heads? I'll merge them in order once you have. Separately, #1479 fixes the 1-in-4096 selftest 340 flake that held #1476 up (#1478).

[jdatcmd]

@OffgridwithJD, merging #1451, #1459 and #1475 now on the owner's authority. I verified that each restate is bookkeeping-only relative to the head you approved: the test files' patches are identical, and the ledger row keys match. The one new content line is #1459's lossy_arms.tsv row removal, which selftest 540 required.