pgvector: route hnsw type info through opclass support proc 3 (C HnswGetTypeInfo) + upstream regression harness - #95
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- Remove PgError from file-scope imports; import it only in test module - Move HnswTypeInfo block comment to correct location (was attached to HnswNormalizeFn) - Add short one-line doc comments for the two type aliases Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fault) Add l2_normalize_image function to normalize vectors to unit L2 norm, handling zero vectors correctly by leaving them unchanged. Add VECTOR_TYPE_INFO static initialized with the default HnswTypeInfo for vector opclasses: max_dimensions from types_hnsw, l2_normalize as the normalize function, and no check_value proc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Info) form_index_value / get_scan_value / max_dimensions now go through the type info instead of the vector-only paths; no behaviour change for the vector opclasses (no proc 3 -> VECTOR_TYPE_INFO). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make form_index_value_runs_check_value_before_norm_gate discriminating by using the zero vector (norm == 0) instead of (3,4): under the correct C order (checkValue before the norm gate) the checkValue error must surface, whereas a swapped order would return Ok(None) first and fail the assertion. Add a companion test proving the norm gate itself still rejects the zero vector when type_info has no check_value (the real vector-opclass default). Also drop the redundant `use types_hnsw::HnswTypeInfo;` already covered by the pre-existing `use types_hnsw::*;` glob in utils.rs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…d divergence notes InitBuildState in C (hnswbuild.c) calls HnswGetTypeInfo, then the dimensions/ef_construction checks, and only then HnswInitSupport (the source of "missing support function 1 ..."). init_build_state called init_support (which resolves type info internally) first, inverting that error precedence; now it resolves type info directly for the checks and defers init_support until after them. get_type_info reinterpreted proc 3's Datum as a pointer with no null check and a SAFETY comment that asserted trust rather than describing C's actual (unchecked) contract; added a null check raising ERRCODE_INTERNAL_ERROR and rewrote the comment to describe that contract and its limits. Recorded two more divergences in pgvector_hnsw's module doc: normalize callbacks take no collation (unused by every shipped implementation), and vacuum now also resolves/calls proc 3 via init_support since C's hnswvacuum only calls HnswInitSupport. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Trivial cleanup: drop a double blank line in vec.rs, remove a redundant HnswTypeInfo import and split double-statement/overlong lines in insert.rs's type_info_tests, and annotate the norm/normalize .expect() sites in insert.rs and scan.rs with why C would never hit them. Also rewrites the regression harness README: it previously claimed "all shipped features" for an argument-less run, but on this tree halfvec/sparsevec and the btree/cast/copy paths that depend on them aren't ported yet, so those upstream tests fail by design (they're the acceptance criteria for the follow-up PRs) and a full run exits non-zero. Documents the mktemp -d diff directory on FAIL and that this harness runs the unmodified upstream suite, distinct from the trimmed in-repo smoke tests under crates/contrib/pgvector/sql/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHNSW now resolves per-type metadata for dimensions, validation, and normalization. The vector extension supplies normalization metadata. HNSW build, scan, and insert paths use the resolved callbacks. An upstream pgvector regression harness was added. ChangesHNSW type metadata integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new regression harness can leave temporary test output behind when setup fails before cleanup is registered. This is a bounded developer-workflow cleanup issue, but should be fixed before relying on the harness broadly. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HNSWEntryPoint
participant init_support
participant get_type_info
participant SupportProcedure3
participant HNSWOperation
HNSWEntryPoint->>init_support: initialize HnswSupport
init_support->>get_type_info: resolve HnswTypeInfo
get_type_info->>SupportProcedure3: call procedure 3 when present
SupportProcedure3-->>get_type_info: return type metadata
get_type_info-->>init_support: provide dimensions and callbacks
init_support-->>HNSWOperation: provide HnswSupport
HNSWOperation->>HNSWOperation: validate and normalize vector values
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set -- $(...)performs word splitting and pathname expansion. Iftest/sqlcontains a.sqlfilename with whitespace or glob characters, the loop receives an incorrect test name and reads the wrongsql/$t.sqlorexpected/$t.outpath. Read filenames into an array without unquoted command substitution, then pass"${tests[@]}".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/contrib/pgvector/test/pgvector-regress.sh`:
- Line 24: Update test discovery in the pgvector regression script to preserve
SQL test-name boundaries when filenames contain whitespace or glob characters.
Replace the unquoted command substitution used by set with an array-based,
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…p output Review follow-ups on the harness script: - Discover tests with a glob into a bash array instead of word-splitting `ls` output (SC2046), and exit 2 with "no tests selected" when the selection is empty instead of printing "all selected tests passed" over zero tests. - Create the output directory before installing the EXIT trap and remove it from the trap when every test passed; a failing run keeps it (the FAIL line names the diff), and -k keeps both it and the database. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| [ "$KEEP" = 1 ] || [ "$fail" != 0 ] || rm -rf "$OUT" | ||
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| "$PSQL" -h "$HOST" -p "$PORT" -U "$USER" -X -q -d postgres -c "CREATE DATABASE $DB" >/dev/null | ||
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Register the EXIT trap before setup commands can fail.
OUT is created at Line 36, but trap cleanup EXIT is registered at Line 45, after mkdir -p and CREATE DATABASE. If either setup command exits the script before Line 45, cleanup does not run and $OUT remains in TMPDIR. Register the trap immediately after cleanup is defined.
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cleanup() {
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Summary
Prerequisite for adding the
halfvecandsparsevecopclasses to the bundled pgvector port: route the HNSW element-type behaviour through opclass support proc 3, the way C pgvector'sHnswGetTypeInfodoes.Today
pgvector_hnswhardcodes thevectorlayout in three places (normalization inform_index_value/get_scan_value, and the max-dimensions check) and refuses any opclass that registers a proc 3. This PR makes those three places consult anHnswTypeInfoand keeps the vector opclasses byte-for-byte unchanged (no proc 3 → the vector default).Changes
types_hnsw:HnswTypeInfo { max_dimensions, normalize: Option<fn>, check_value: Option<fn> }(Chnsw.h HnswTypeInfo);HnswSupport.type_info: &'static HnswTypeInfo.pgvector:vec::l2_normalize_image(moved frompgvector_hnsw/src/scan.rs::norm_value, unchanged) andvec::VECTOR_TYPE_INFO= C's default arm (HNSW_MAX_DIM,l2_normalize, no checkValue).pgvector_hnsw:utils::get_type_info(index)replacescheck_type_supported— proc 3 absent →VECTOR_TYPE_INFO; present →fmgr_info+function_call0_coll, Datum reinterpreted as&'static HnswTypeInfo(support functions return the address of a static, as in C).form_index_valuefollows CHnswFormIndexValueorder: detoast → checkValue → norm gate → normalize.get_scan_valueand the scan-opaquemax_dimensionsuse the type info;pgvector_hnsw_build::init_build_statetakesmax_dimensionsfrom it.get_type_infoguards against a null Datum from a hand-rolled proc 3 (otherwise the pointer contract is C's uncheckedDatumGetPointer, andhnswvalidatevalidates nothing — documented in the SAFETY comment). Two recorded divergences added topgvector_hnsw's header: the normalize callback takes no collation (unused by every normalize fn), and vacuum also resolves proc 3 because type info lives ininit_support.crates/contrib/pgvector/test/pgvector-regress.sh: runs upstream pgvector's regression suite (test/sql+test/expected, v0.8.5) against a pgrust server, pg_regress-style normalization (psql error prefixes stripped, cwd = upstreamtest/). Skipsbit,hnsw_bit,ivfflat_*(not shipped). On this treevector_typeandhnsw_vectorpass;halfvec,hnsw_halfvec,sparsevec,hnsw_sparsevec,btree,cast,copyfail by design until the halfvec/sparsevec PRs land (the README says so). The trimmed copies undercrates/contrib/pgvector/sql/remain the in-repo smoke tests; the harness runs the unmodified upstream suite.Verification
cargo build --release --locked --bin postgrescargo test --release -p types_hnsw -p pgvector -p pgvector_hnsw -p pgvector_hnsw_buildHnswTypeInfoshape,l2_normalize_image,VECTOR_TYPE_INFO,form_index_valueC-order tests incl. zero-vector discriminator)pgvector-regress.sh vector_type hnsw_vector copyCREATE INDEX ... USING hnsw (v vector_cosine_ops)+ ordered KNNinit_build_stateHistory is kept as-is (8 small commits, two of them review follow-ups) rather than squashed, so each step stays reviewable.
No behaviour change for existing indexes; the new path is only reachable once an opclass registers a proc 3 (follow-up PRs: halfvec, sparsevec).
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