fix: local mode accepts min_should min_count values the server rejects - #1369
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Local mode evaluates min_should as `matches >= min_count`. Any value at
or below zero is therefore trivially true for every point, so the filter
returns the entire collection instead of being refused.
The server refuses these outright: 422 Unprocessable Entity for 0, and
400 Bad Request for negatives. So a query that a developer tests against
local mode passes there and fails in production - and until it fails, it
silently returns everything, which for a filter is the worst direction
to be wrong in.
flt = Filter(min_should=MinShould(conditions=[...], min_count=0))
client.scroll("collection", scroll_filter=flt)
# local mode: every point in the collection
# server: 422 Unprocessable Entity
Validation runs once in calculate_payload_mask, before the scan, and
recurses into nested filters since a bad min_count inside a nested must
clause is just as invalid. Raises ValueError with the same shape as the
existing limit validation in qdrant_local.py.
Known limitation, called out rather than hidden: an empty collection
short-circuits in LocalCollection.scroll before any filter code runs, so
an invalid filter against an empty collection is still accepted. Fixing
that means validating in each entry point, which is where qdrant#1339 is
already working - happy to move it there instead if preferred.
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In `@qdrant_client/local/payload_filters.py`:
- Around line 398-410: Extend the filter traversal in validate_filter to
recognize models.NestedCondition and recursively validate its nested filter,
including filters reached through min_should conditions. Add a regression test
covering an invalid min_should.min_count inside a models.NestedCondition and
assert that validation rejects it.
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| for clause in (payload_filter.must, payload_filter.should, payload_filter.must_not): | ||
| if clause is None: | ||
| continue | ||
| # A clause is either a single condition or a list of them. | ||
| conditions = clause if isinstance(clause, list) else [clause] | ||
| for condition in conditions: | ||
| if isinstance(condition, models.Filter): | ||
| validate_filter(condition) | ||
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| if payload_filter.min_should is not None: | ||
| for condition in payload_filter.min_should.conditions: | ||
| if isinstance(condition, models.Filter): | ||
| validate_filter(condition) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate filters inside models.NestedCondition.
check_condition evaluates condition.nested.filter, but this traversal only descends into direct models.Filter conditions. An invalid min_should.min_count inside a models.NestedCondition bypasses validation and can still match locally.
Also add a regression test with an invalid nested filter inside models.NestedCondition.
Proposed fix
+ def validate_condition(condition: models.Condition) -> None:
+ if isinstance(condition, models.Filter):
+ validate_filter(condition)
+ elif isinstance(condition, models.NestedCondition):
+ validate_filter(condition.nested.filter)
+
for clause in (payload_filter.must, payload_filter.should, payload_filter.must_not):
if clause is None:
continue
conditions = clause if isinstance(clause, list) else [clause]
for condition in conditions:
- if isinstance(condition, models.Filter):
- validate_filter(condition)
+ validate_condition(condition)
if payload_filter.min_should is not None:
for condition in payload_filter.min_should.conditions:
- if isinstance(condition, models.Filter):
- validate_filter(condition)
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| for clause in (payload_filter.must, payload_filter.should, payload_filter.must_not): | |
| if clause is None: | |
| continue | |
| # A clause is either a single condition or a list of them. | |
| conditions = clause if isinstance(clause, list) else [clause] | |
| for condition in conditions: | |
| if isinstance(condition, models.Filter): | |
| validate_filter(condition) | |
| if payload_filter.min_should is not None: | |
| for condition in payload_filter.min_should.conditions: | |
| if isinstance(condition, models.Filter): | |
| validate_filter(condition) | |
| def validate_condition(condition: models.Condition) -> None: | |
| if isinstance(condition, models.Filter): | |
| validate_filter(condition) | |
| elif isinstance(condition, models.NestedCondition): | |
| validate_filter(condition.nested.filter) | |
| for clause in (payload_filter.must, payload_filter.should, payload_filter.must_not): | |
| if clause is None: | |
| continue | |
| # A clause is either a single condition or a list of them. | |
| conditions = clause if isinstance(clause, list) else [clause] | |
| for condition in conditions: | |
| validate_condition(condition) | |
| if payload_filter.min_should is not None: | |
| for condition in payload_filter.min_should.conditions: | |
| validate_condition(condition) |
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In `@qdrant_client/local/payload_filters.py` around lines 398 - 410, Extend the
filter traversal in validate_filter to recognize models.NestedCondition and
recursively validate its nested filter, including filters reached through
min_should conditions. Add a regression test covering an invalid
min_should.min_count inside a models.NestedCondition and assert that validation
rejects it.
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Fixes #1368
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devbranch. Did you create your branch fromdev?Changes to Core Features
Problem
min_shouldis evaluated in local mode asmatches >= min_count, so anymin_countat or below zero is trivially true for every point. The filterreturns the whole collection instead of being rejected:
Checked against Qdrant 1.19.0 in Docker:
min_countA query written against local mode therefore passes locally and fails in
production — and until it fails it silently returns everything, which for a
filter is the worst direction to be wrong in. Same class as #1349.
Fix
A
validate_filter()helper inpayload_filters.py, called once fromcalculate_payload_maskbefore the scan. It recurses into nested filters,since a bad
min_countinside a nestedmustclause is just as invalid.ValueErrorwith the same shape as the existing limit validation inqdrant_local.py:Known limitation
LocalCollection.scrollreturns early when the collection is empty, before anyfilter code runs, so an invalid filter against an empty collection is still
accepted. Catching that means validating in each entry point instead — which is
where #1339 is currently working, so I have kept out of those files to avoid a
conflict. Happy to move the validation there if you would rather have it up
front.
Verification
Docker, Python 3.11, against
dev@ a50a16a.Behaviour before and after, same script:
Tests:
qdrant_client/local/tests/test_filter_validation.py, 13 cases coveringrejected values, valid values left untouched, nesting through
must/should/
must_not, nesting insidemin_should.conditions, three levels deep, andfilters with no
min_shouldat all.Full local suite:
87 passed.Scope
One new function and one call site in
payload_filters.py, plus a new testfile. No API change, and no effect on any
min_count >= 1.