feat: nested relationship queries - #968
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Populated child arrays can currently only be shaped by a top-level `select`, so there is no way to express "these queries apply to the children of this relationship". This adds the carrier for that: a `nested` query type that holds per-relationship queries, a validator that accepts it only on a relationship attribute, and the routing that delivers its inner queries to the relationship populator. No inner query is honoured yet -- the queries reach the populator and the related collection's own `find()` validates them, which is what makes an invalid inner filter surface as an error instead of being dropped. Applying limit/offset/cursor/order per parent is the next step. Three seams had to move for the carrier to be inert everywhere else: - `populateDocumentsRelationships()` inferred "the caller asked for explicit selects" from the selection map being non-empty. A `nested()` fills that map with no `select` present, which made the populator drop every sibling relationship. The caller now states it. - `sum()` does not group queries, so a `nested` would reach `convertQueries()`, be recursed into as a logical query, and emit a broken SQL condition. It is stripped before conversion. - `updateDocuments()` and `deleteDocuments()` do not populate relationships, so they refuse the method rather than silently ignoring it. The inner queries are cloned on the way into the selection map because `getDocument()` passes the caller's own array through, and the populator rewrites dotted select values in place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A top-level dotted filter such as Query::equal('comments.approved', [true])
narrowed the parent set but left every child in the populated array, so a
caller asking for posts with approved comments got those posts back carrying
their unapproved comments too. The parent-set rewrite and the population pass
disagreed about what the query meant.
processRelationshipQueries now mirrors a dotted filter into the nested
selection bucket for its relationship with the first path segment stripped, so
the same predicate reaches the child find that the four populators already
spread their queries into. Depth beyond one level falls out of the existing
breadth-first re-entry: each level strips one more segment.
The original query object is left untouched because convertRelationshipQueries
reads it immediately afterwards to build the parent-set rewrite, and that
rewrite must not change. Dotted children of and/or are deliberately skipped:
an and/or carries no attribute of its own, and lifting one out would constrain
the child array while the parent set still matched every row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The many-to-many populator already spreads a nested query's inner
queries into the child find(), so the adapter returns the related rows
in the requested order. The per-parent rebuild then discarded that by
walking the junction rows and looking each id up in a map, so a caller
asking for Query::nested('tags', [Query::orderDesc('name')]) still got
junction insertion order.
When an order query is present among the nested queries, build each
parent's array by walking the already-ordered result set and keeping the
ids that parent's junction rows name. With no order query the original
lookup loop runs unchanged, so junction insertion order stays the
documented default.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A nested relationship query's inner limit/offset/cursor were spread into the batched child fetch alongside the pre-seeded Query::limit(PHP_INT_MAX). First-wins in groupByType() silently dropped the inner limit, and offset and cursor - which are not pre-seeded - applied once across the whole batch, so three parents asking for two children each shared one two-row window and a cursor from one parent's page truncated everybody else's. Withhold pagination from the child fetch and slice each parent's grouped array instead, then return the union of the survivors so the breadth-first traversal fans out only from children that are actually reachable in the result. A cursor is resolved inside the parent's own array, so a cursor that belongs to another parent yields an empty page for this one rather than an adapter error about a foreign collection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The four nested-query subtasks landed three branches in
processRelationshipQueries() that each re-read $query->getMethod(). Hoist
the method once per iteration so the nested, dotted-filter and select
branches read as one decision, and drop the trailing
`if (getMethod() === TYPE_SELECT)` guard, which is unreachable as false
now that the branch above it continues on anything that is not a select.
The narrating comments in the select body describe what the next line
already says.
Adds testNestedFilterInsideNestedQuery to pin the seam where the two
routing branches meet: Query::nested('comments', [equal('author.name')])
must constrain the populated children without constraining the parent
result set, which is what separates it from the same filter written at
the top level. Verified red with the TYPE_NESTED branch disabled.
No behaviour change in the refactor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n depth An inner Query::select() on a nested relationship left the BFS in fetch-all mode, so depth-2 population put unselected child relationships back after applySelectFiltersToDocuments had stripped them. TYPE_NESTED also sits in LOGICAL_TYPES, so skipValidation could leak it into convertQueries and adapter condition builders as a boolean grouping. Skip it in those paths instead of treating it as AND/OR.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change introduces ChangesNested relationship queries
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Database
participant RelationshipQuery
participant RelatedAdapter
Client->>Database: find with Query::relationship
Database->>RelationshipQuery: classify and process child queries
RelationshipQuery->>RelatedAdapter: fetch related documents
RelatedAdapter-->>Database: return related documents
Database-->>Client: return populated and sliced documents
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…sAll parent-set sliceRelated ignored offset whenever a cursor was present, so a legal cursor+offset nested page started one child too early. Dotted containsAll is a parent-set operator. Forwarding it onto each child required one related document to hold every value and emptied the populated array. Many-to-many nested order now re-sorts concatenated chunk results so order holds across RELATION_QUERY_CHUNK_SIZE boundaries.
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tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/RelationshipTests.php (1)
4821-4822: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake
createNestedSkeletonFixtureidempotent.The adapter test classes reuse a static
Database, and PHPUnit runs without process isolation. A failed test can therefore leavensk_*collections behind. IntestNestedSkeletonContract,$this->fail()throwsAssertionFailedError, notQueryException, so cleanup is skipped. The next fixture setup then throwsDuplicateExceptionfornsk_authors.Apply the same cleanup pattern used by
createNestedSliceFixture:♻️ Proposed fix
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In `@src/Database/Database.php`:
- Around line 5707-5719: The ordered and unordered branches must apply the same
duplicate policy when building $documentRelated. Update the logic around
$wanted, $foundRelated, and $relatedDocIds so duplicate related IDs produce
consistent results in both branches, while preserving the existing ordering
behavior and lookup semantics.
- Around line 10355-10410: Update the nested-query handling in Database::find()
to validate each child query’s filter attributes against the related collection
schema before fetching parent results or performing relationship population.
Reuse the existing nested-query validation and related collection schema
mechanisms, while preserving validation for relationship keys and supported
child query types.
In `@src/Database/Validator/Queries.php`:
- Line 74: Update Nested::isValid() to recursively inspect logical child values
and reject any Query::TYPE_NESTED operand, including nested queries inside
Query::TYPE_OR; preserve validation of non-nested children and add a validator
test covering this exact OR-with-nested-query tree.
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In `@tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/RelationshipTests.php`:
- Around line 4821-4822: Make createNestedSkeletonFixture idempotent by applying
the same cleanup pattern as createNestedSliceFixture, ensuring existing nsk_*
collections are removed before fixture creation and cleanup still occurs when
testNestedSkeletonContract fails with AssertionFailedError.
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…ore offset Redis find() treated TYPE_NESTED as an unknown filter and threw on skipValidation or([nested(), equal()]). Ignore nested there the same way Memory already does. cursorBefore plus an offset larger than the preceding window used array_slice's negative-offset clamp and returned the first page instead of empty. Reverse, offset, limit, reverse matches top-level find(). Re-sort many-to-many chunk results with the same $sequence tie-break find() appends. Reject nested() smuggled inside inner AND/OR.
Mirror::disableValidation() also disables the source and destination instances. Database::skipValidation() only restored Mirror's own flag, so a skipValidation() call permanently turned off query validation on the source. Nested-query contract tests then accepted updateDocuments with TYPE_NESTED, and later structure checks saw PDO/Character errors instead of StructureException.
skipValidation() now snapshots Mirror, source, and destination flags and writes those values back after the callback. enableValidation() on the way out was overwriting a source that had been disabled on its own. Drop NestedTest::testGetMethodType(); it only asserted a constant.
The public factory and type should read as a relationship query, matching the validator and groupByType bucket.
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In `@src/Database/Validator/Query/Relationship.php`:
- Around line 76-77: Update Relationship::isValid() to validate every child
query’s method and reject unsupported types, including select children, before
local projection. In the one-to-many and many-to-one population paths, validate
nested selections against the related collection before passing them to
applySelectFiltersToDocuments(), preserving existing relationship validation.
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One-to-many and many-to-one population applied nested selects locally without schema checks, so a malformed inner select projected silently.
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Summary
Relationship queries now constrain and shape the populated child arrays, not just which parents come back.
Also, a top-level dotted filter such as
Query::equal('comments.approved', [true])now both selects matching parents and prunes the populatedcommentsarray to the matching children.What landed
Query::relationship($relationshipKey, $queries)(TYPE_RELATIONSHIP) with validator,groupByType()bucket, and routing inprocessRelationshipQueries.convertRelationshipQueriesparent-set rewrite is unchanged.sliceRelated()after grouping. The BFS queue fans out only from survivors, so depth 2/3 work is reduced.v1 contract
find/findOne/iteratecount/sumupdateDocuments/deleteDocuments/getDocumentfind()does deep validation. An invalid inner filter therefore only throws if the parent query actually returns rows to populate.Review follow-ups in this PR
Query::select()now puts the next BFS depth into explicit-select mode, so unselected child relationships are not populated back after attribute projection.TYPE_RELATIONSHIPis skipped inconvertQueriesand in SQL/Mongo/Memory condition builders, soskipValidation()cannot leak it in as a boolean grouping (AND relationship OR).Mirror::skipValidation()snapshots and restores source/destination validation flags independently, so a skipped nested-skeleton test cannot leave validation off for later Mirror writes.Known limitations (intentional for v1)
limit(PHP_INT_MAX)); slicing bounds the response and the BFS fan-out, not the first-level scan.RELATION_QUERY_CHUNK_SIZE(5000) chunk, not across chunk boundaries.or([relationship(), …])is rejected by validation. WithskipValidation(), relationship queries are ignored rather than executed as SQL.relationship()still counts toward the parent's single-vector limit.Test plan
pint --testphpstan --level 7 src testsphpunit tests/unit(488)--filteron the relationship tests (local Docker unresponsive; covered by CI)Summary by CodeRabbit
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