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- Line 407: Update the validated-statistics failure annotation to pass the final
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- Around line 308-309: Precompute the sample symbols once after `samples` is
final, then update the row-processing loop to index each `row` with the
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- Line 374: Update _statistics_body to convert the request body to a string
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Precompute the sample Symbols outside the row loop.
Symbol(sample) runs once per cell, which is rows × samples times. It hashes and interns a string each time. Build the symbols once after samples is final. Index the row with them.
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+ sample_symbols = Symbol.(samples)
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Precompute the sample symbols once after `samples` is final, then update the
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Read the request body once.
HTTP.Request.body can be a Vector{UInt8}. On Julia 1.12.5, String(req.body) consumes that vector and leaves it empty. The second conversion therefore scans "", so integral decimal or exponent tokens can bypass the lexical rejection. Keep the scan enabled only for the direct route.
Suggested fix
-function _statistics_body(req)
+function _statistics_body(req; integral_only::Bool=false)
length(req.body) <= _STATISTICS_REQUEST_LIMIT || throw(ResourceLimitError(
"request bytes", _STATISTICS_REQUEST_LIMIT, length(req.body)))
+ source = try
+ String(req.body)
+ catch
+ throw(ArgumentError("request body is not valid JSON"))
+ end
parsed = try
- JSON3.read(String(req.body))
+ JSON3.read(source)
catch
throw(ArgumentError("request body is not valid JSON"))
end
parsed isa JSON3.Object || throw(ArgumentError("request body must be a JSON object"))
+ integral_only && _reject_noninteger_json_tokens(source)
parsed
end
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Update _statistics_body to convert the request body to a string once, then reuse
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Summary
BigInt; do not use SQLSUM,ANY_VALUE, or float matricesRoot cause reproduced
Using DuckDB 1.5.1 and the exact test fixture, the old query fails with:
column s1 must appear in the GROUP BY clause or must be part of an aggregate function.The replacement raw-row query returns all three rows, and an independent exact aggregation model produces the expected
G => [3, 2^127, 0]andH => [4, 1, 0]counts.Validation
git diff --check— passedThis continues the post-#211/#215 integration repair. It does not close the broader validated-statistics acceptance work in #1 or unblock #2.