release-19.1: partitionccl: error instead of panic for an invalid partitioning #37703
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If a PARTITION BY LIST both didn't match the column names in the index being partitioned and also tried to partition by more columns than were in the index, we previously panic'd when constructing the error. Closes cockroachdb#37682 Release note (bug fix): Fixed a panic when construting the error message for an invalid partitioning.
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Backport 1/1 commits from #37689.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
If a PARTITION BY LIST both didn't match the column names in the index
being partitioned and also tried to partition by more columns than were
in the index, we previously panic'd when constructing the error.
Closes #37682
Release note (bug fix): Fixed a panic when construting the error message
for an invalid partitioning.