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fix(local): honor nested json-path keys in delete_payload - #1407
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In local mode delete_payload only removed top-level dict keys, so a key given as a json path (`a.b`, `location[0].name`, `location[].name`) never matched and the delete was a silent no-op. The server deletes nested keys via dot notation and preserves the rest of the payload, so local mode diverged from it. set_payload and filters already resolve these paths through parse_json_path; delete_payload was the one payload operation ignoring them. Add a delete_value_by_key helper next to set_value_by_key that walks the same JsonPathItem path and removes the leaf (a missing path is a no-op, siblings are preserved), and use it from delete_payload.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change validates JSON-path array indices against ASCII decimal and unsigned 64-bit rules. It adds recursive payload deletion for nested keys, arrays, and wildcards. Local collection deletion parses each path once and applies it to selected points. Unit and congruence tests cover valid, invalid, nested, wildcard, and unresolved paths. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change enables nested JSON-path payload deletion in local mode while preserving siblings and matching server behavior for indexed and wildcard cases. The supplied coverage shows no merge-blocking risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@qdrant_client/local/payload_value_setter.py`:
- Around line 57-60: Update delete_value_by_key so terminal INDEX components are
not deleted, and require nested index traversal to satisfy 0 <=
current_key.index. Update parse_json_path to reject negative indexes instead of
allowing Python-style negative indexing, and add local/congruence coverage for
loc[0] and loc[-1].x.
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delete_value_by_key deleted terminal array elements by index and honored Python-style negative indices, but the server does neither: it treats a terminal array-index delete as a no-op (not idempotent) and addresses elements with an unsigned index, so a negative index cannot be represented. Both cases diverged from the server this path exists to mirror. Make a terminal array index a no-op and require a non-negative, in-range index for nested traversal. Add local and congruence coverage for terminal and negative indices.
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Good catch on the indexed-deletion semantics — I traced it through the server source and fixed both divergences:
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* fix(local): honor nested json-path keys in delete_payload In local mode delete_payload only removed top-level dict keys, so a key given as a json path (`a.b`, `location[0].name`, `location[].name`) never matched and the delete was a silent no-op. The server deletes nested keys via dot notation and preserves the rest of the payload, so local mode diverged from it. set_payload and filters already resolve these paths through parse_json_path; delete_payload was the one payload operation ignoring them. Add a delete_value_by_key helper next to set_value_by_key that walks the same JsonPathItem path and removes the leaf (a missing path is a no-op, siblings are preserved), and use it from delete_payload. * fix(local): match server semantics for indexed payload deletion delete_value_by_key deleted terminal array elements by index and honored Python-style negative indices, but the server does neither: it treats a terminal array-index delete as a no-op (not idempotent) and addresses elements with an unsigned index, so a negative index cannot be represented. Both cases diverged from the server this path exists to mirror. Make a terminal array index a no-op and require a non-negative, in-range index for nested traversal. Add local and congruence coverage for terminal and negative indices. * fix: update json path parser, do not apply partial updates in delete by key, add tests * fix: remove new redundant top level directory --------- Co-authored-by: George Panchuk <[email protected]>
Problem
In local mode,
delete_payloadonly removed top-level dict keys:A key given as a json path —
a.b,location[0].name,location[].name— never matches a top-level key, so the delete is a silent no-op. The server deletes nested keys via dot notation and preserves the rest of the payload, so local mode diverged from it.Change
set_payloadand filters already resolve these paths throughparse_json_path;delete_payloadwas the one payload operation ignoring them. This adds adelete_value_by_keyhelper next toset_value_by_keythat walks the sameJsonPathItempath and removes the leaf — a path that does not resolve is a no-op, and sibling values are preserved — then calls it fromdelete_payload. Top-level deletes behave exactly as before.Tests
tests/local/test_delete_value_by_key.py— unit coverage for the helper: top-level, nested dict path, deep path, array index, array wildcard, non-existent path no-op, and traversal through a non-dict. Fails on the current code (the helper does not exist).tests/congruence_tests/test_payload.py::test_delete_payload_with_nested_key— asserts local and remote agree for a nested dict key, a non-existent nested path, an array-wildcard field, and mixed top-level + nested keys.Checklist
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