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The
visitedmap is shared across all paths. It may result in false alarm. Multiple keys with the same value might be included in multiple buckets/pages.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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how can the same page be reused in different buckets?
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The
visitedcaches all pages it ever visited, including the root page. Note the root page is the starting page to access any keys. Some branch pages might be also the shared path prefix for some keys.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Re-read the traverse, it just traverses the whole B+tree top down, so normally it will never revisit page, no matter how many keys match. The only possible reason is the db is corrupted.
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Can you add a test case something like below?
FindPathsToKeywith the key, it should return two stacks.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks for re-reading it — agreed that
traverseis top-down, so in a well-formed tree no pgid is revisited and a revisit only happens under real corruption.Added
TestFindPathsToKey_MultipleBucketsininternal/surgeon/xray_test.gocovering the case you described: two sibling top-level buckets, each filled with 500 entries plus the same"shared"key (the fill ensures neither bucket is inlined, so their own pgids actually pass through thevisitedmap). The test asserts thatFindPathsToKey("shared")returns exactly 2 paths and that the two terminal leaf pgids are distinct — which directly exercises the concern that a sharedvisitedcould otherwise suppress the second hit.