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[fix](array/map) fix resize impl in array/map (#41595) #42024

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@amorynan amorynan commented Oct 17, 2024

pick #41595

this resize function called shrink function which defined in IColumn,
and function set_num_rows in Block.cpp call shrink to make column rows
changed, maybe less or more.
In this situation if we would make less rows which like cut the rows, so
we should also make nested data in array/map resize to the less number
of rows , otherwise we will meet exception
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Possible file(s) that should be tracked in LFS detected: 🚨

The following file(s) exceeds the file size limit: 1048576 bytes, as set in the .yml configuration files:

  • regression-test/data/datatype_p0/nested_types/query/test_nested_type_with_resize.csv

Consider using git-lfs to manage large files.

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@eldenmoon eldenmoon merged commit 174ac08 into apache:branch-3.0 Oct 17, 2024
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