conformance: EXISTS existentialsubquery TCK scenarios green (tck-gfql#193)#1698
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…-gfql#193) pygraphistry renders expr-existentialsubquery1-1/1-3 correctly; the tck-gfql red was a property-map display-whitespace convention, reconciled harness-side in tck-gfql#193. No pygraphistry code change. This PR shares its branch name with tck-gfql#193 so the tck-gfql CI job resolves to that fix branch and runs green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ext (tck-gfql#193)
Pins that MATCH (n) WHERE EXISTS { (n)-->() } RETURN n keeps only the node
with an out-edge and renders (:A {prop: 1}) — the openCypher TCK
expr-existentialsubquery1-1 scenario. Proves pygraphistry handles the
whole-entity RETURN over a simple-pattern EXISTS correctly (no leaked marker
columns). Also makes this PR touch a gfql path so the tck-gfql CI job runs
against the paired fix branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tck-gfql#193)
render_entity_text renders `(:A {prop: 1})` (space after colon) — our display
convention; the openCypher TCK oracle omits it. Whitespace is insignificant
Cypher, so tck-gfql#193 normalizes it harness-side rather than churning ~350
pygraphistry tests. Docstring-only; no behavior change. (Also lets this PR's
tck-gfql CI job run against the paired fix branch.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adversarial review findings: - (IMPORTANT) pandas-only in a cross-engine conformance file — add the file's parity-or-NIE invariant (_assert_invariant): non-pandas engines match pandas or decline honestly; whole-entity RETURN declines (NIE) on polars. - add explicit `len(pdf) == 1` so the guard is row-count-independent, not implicit in the single-row asserts. - document the string-id dependency (numeric id would render as a property) and that `n.id` is the #1650 internal flattened-projection column. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the
tck-gfqlCI job green. No pygraphistry code change — pygraphistry already renders these scenarios correctly; the fix is entirely harness-side in the paired tck-gfql#193.This PR shares its branch name with tck-gfql#193, so pygraphistry's
tck-gfqlCI job resolves the tck-gfql ref to that fix branch (per the same-named-branch resolution inci.yml) and runs the reconciled suite → 4145 passed, 0 failed.Why tck-gfql was red (and why pygraphistry is correct)
expr-existentialsubquery1-1(MATCH (n) WHERE exists { (n)-->() } RETURN n) executes correctly on pygraphistry and returns nodearendered(:A {prop: 1}). The only diff from the openCypher TCK oracle was the property-map key-colon spacing — pygraphistry's pervasive{prop: 1}convention (~350 own tests) vs the oracle's{prop:1}. Both are valid Cypher; the whitespace is insignificant. Changing pygraphistry's convention would churn those ~350 tests for a cosmetic alignment, so the reconciliation belongs in the harness comparison.What tck-gfql#193 does
expr-existentialsubquery1-1/1-3xfail → supported (they now pass).svdsfirstparty-networkx-hits-1fixture (degenerate/disconnected graph → NaN/tiny-negative; now a connected fixture +IS NOT NULLpresence check).Only change here: a CHANGELOG note. Merge tck-gfql#193 first (or together) so master's
tck-gfqljob stays green on the resolvedmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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