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fix: carry struct columns' full names through select, project and aggregate - #313
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…regate `select` computed its emit offset from the input's name count instead of its top-level field count, so over a struct column the output mapping pointed past the end of the projected fields. `select`, `project` and `aggregate` also kept only the first output name of each expression, dropping a struct column's nested names. They now keep the full depth-first `output_names` list, and a single `column(..., alias=...)` renames only the top-level field. Fixes substrait-io#311
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- Line 605: Update the alias handling around output_names to reject a multi-name
alias when its length differs from the inferred output_names length, before
replacing the output names. Preserve the existing behavior for matching
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Now that select, project and aggregate keep every output name, an alias list on a single-valued expression leaked extra names into the plan root. Those builders now raise when an expression has more names than its output type has fields. An empty-string column() alias is again ignored rather than renaming the column to "".
…olumns # Conflicts: # tests/builders/extended_expression/test_column.py
selectcomputed its emit offset from the input's name count instead of its top-level field count. Because a struct column has one field but several depth-first names, the output mapping pointed past the end of the projected fields over any struct-typed input, andinfer_plan_schemaraisedIndexError.select,projectandaggregate(grouping expressions) also kept onlyoutput_names[0]of each expression, dropping a struct column's nested names. They now keep the full depth-firstoutput_nameslist, and raiseValueErrorwhen an expression carries more names than its output type has fields.column(..., alias="z")on a struct column used to replace all of its names with["z"]. A single alias now renames only the top-level field and keeps the nested names. A full alias list still replaces all of them, but now raisesValueErrorunless it names every field.Struct-valued expressions other than
column()(functions, casts, literals,if_then, aggregate measures) still emit a single name. That needs a naming scheme the spec doesn't define, so it's tracked separately in #312.Fixes #311
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