Fix sqlancer#1249: Postgres REINDEX now generate only one index name per statement #1250
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mrigger
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Jun 30, 2025
| throw new IgnoreMeException(); | ||
| } | ||
| sb.append(indexes.stream().map(i -> i.getIndexName()).collect(Collectors.joining())); | ||
| sb.append(indexes.stream().skip(Randomly.getNotCachedInteger(0, indexes.size())).findFirst().map(i -> i.getIndexName()).orElse("")); |
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Thanks! That looks quite complex. Could we use the Randomly class to get a random element of the indexes list and obtain the name of the index?
Also, I think we should investigate why this code currently does not trigger any bugs. There might be a more fundamental issue. For example, do we only generate one index at most?
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In Postgres, each REINDEX statement can only work on one index, as can be seen here.
The previous edition will instead generate all index names, concatenated without delimiter.