TRT-2883: Fix spurious MissingSample/MissingBasis for tests below MinimumFailure - #3926
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughComponent readiness PostgreSQL queries now defer standalone threshold handling to Go logic and add cross-side rescue branches for combined queries. Integration tests cover below-threshold results, one-sided tests, reverse-direction analysis, and exclusion when both sides remain below threshold. ChangesComponent readiness threshold handling
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In `@pkg/api/componentreadiness/dataprovider/postgres/cr_queries.go`:
- Around line 273-276: Update the PostgreSQL combined query assembled before
scanWithParallelHints to match BigQuery’s status threshold and cross-side
filtering semantics, ensuring below-MinimumFailure tests such as sample-only
tests remain represented as MissingBasis rather than being omitted. Add
provider-parity tests covering this case and equivalent threshold behavior.
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In `@test/integration/component_readiness_test.go`:
- Around line 1172-1175: Update the comments around
TestQueryTestStatus_BelowThresholdBothSides and the referenced ranges to use the
current rescue-branch terminology and name belowThresholdRescueBranchTemplate.
Describe the LEFT JOIN’s rationale and expected behavior rather than referring
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…imumFailure The combined component readiness query filtered out tests below the MinimumFailure threshold at the SQL level on both the sample and base sides independently, which caused two bugs relative to BigQuery (which has no SQL-level MinimumFailure filter and does all classification in Go): 1. A test crossing the threshold between sample and base (e.g. below threshold in sample, above in base) was silently dropped from the side it was below threshold on, producing a spurious MissingSample/MissingBasis instead of a real Fisher's exact test comparison. 2. A test that only ran during one side's window (no counterpart row at all on the other side) that's also below threshold on the side it did run on was silently dropped from both result maps entirely, so it never appeared in the report at all, instead of the MissingBasis/MissingSample BigQuery would surface. belowThresholdRescueBranchTemplate now handles both cases with a single LEFT JOIN against a narrow per-side keys CTE (unique_id, variant_group_id, fail_count): a below-threshold row is rescued when the other side has a matching row that's >= threshold, or when the other side has no matching row at all. Joining the narrow keys projection instead of the full status CTE avoids building a hash table over every column (including a capabilities text[] array) just to answer a yes/no threshold question, keeping this hot-path query's latency cost as low as possible while still closing both gaps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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MinimumFailureSQL filter dropped below-threshold rows from the combined query (queryCombinedTestStatus) in two cases, both of which BigQuery (which has no SQL-levelMinimumFailurefilter, and does all classification in Go) handles correctly:MissingSample/MissingBasisinstead ofNotSignificant.MissingBasis/MissingSampleBigQuery would surface.belowThresholdRescueBranchTemplate(a single UNION ALL branch, replacing the earlier cross-only branch) now handles both cases with oneLEFT JOINagainst a narrow per-sidekeysCTE (unique_id,variant_group_id,fail_count): a below-threshold row is rescued when the other side has a matching row that's>= threshold, or when the other side has no matching row at all. Joining the narrow keys projection instead of the full status CTE avoids building a hash table over every column (including acapabilities text[]array) just to answer a yes/no threshold question — validated against production data on the real5.0-mainview to keep the added latency to ~+16% versus ~+27-30% for less targeted approaches (e.g. two separateEXISTS/NOT EXISTSsubqueries, or joining the full-width CTEs directly).queryTestStatusCTE, used only by release-fallback viaQueryBaseTestStatus), drops the SQL-levelMinimumFailurefilter entirely since there's no "other side" to cross-reference; the existing Go-sideMinimumFailurecheck incomponent_report.goalready handles it correctly.Test plan
go build ./...go vet ./...gofmt -lcleangolangci-lint run ./...(0 issues)go test ./pkg/api/componentreadiness/...test/integrationfull suite (453 tests)TestGenerateReport_MinimumFailureThresholdto assertNotSignificant(not just emptyRegressedTests) for a test whose failures fall belowMinimumFailureTestQueryTestStatus_OneSidedBelowThresholdcovering both directions (sample-only and base-only below-threshold tests with no counterpart)TestQueryTestStatus_SampleResultsandTestMinimumFailureWithCapabilityFilter, which had unintentionally been asserting the old (buggy) silent-drop behavior for one-sided tests🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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