[Makisuo]

The nightly fuzz soak has failed every day since #129, and the same properties fail PR CI at random (#92, #130). There are three causes, all in the test harness rather than the library:

• ClickHouse, empty fixture source. An empty generated table became SELECT CAST(0 AS UInt32) AS Id … WHERE 1 = 0. ClickHouse folds those constant columns, so Id % Id divides by zero at plan time with no rows. The empty source is now built from numbers(0), so its columns are not constants. Pinned in regressions.ts; that case fails without the fix and passes with it.
• Postgres, filter below an inner join. WHERE 0 / Amount = 0 was evaluated on an order that the inner join (empty customers) drops. The model only checked arithmetic on joined rows. It now also checks every order when the plan joins.
• Codec round trip under Node. V8's JSON.parse in Node 24.18 sometimes reads a one-character escaped object key ("\n", "\"") back as "\\" once warmed up. Bun is unaffected, and so is the library's codec. The property now leaves those keys out of the generated records.

Verification

• Replayed all four seeds from the 2026-11-02 soak and the Postgres seed from feat(database): runOne, runOption and runNonEmpty cardinality helpers #92 against ClickHouse 26.8.2.7 and PGlite: they pass, or are now skipped by the model.
• FUZZ_RUNS=5000 on codecs.fuzz.test.ts, 5 times: green. Before the change it failed within about 3000 runs.
• bun run test (1430 tests) and FUZZ_SCALE=2 vitest run tests/fuzz (269 tests) against a live ClickHouse 26.8: green.

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  • Expanded coverage for metadata keys containing escaped characters and for empty ClickHouse tables.
  • Added checks for arithmetic expressions evaluated before join filtering and for grouped aggregates with HAVING conditions on empty fixtures.

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The fuzz tests now constrain metadata keys that require JSON escaping, generate empty ClickHouse fixtures with typed expressions, evaluate join-plan arithmetic expressions against all fixture orders before filtering, and include a pinned regression case for an empty-fixture aggregate query.

Changes: Metadata key filtering

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Filter metadata keys tests/fuzz/codecs.fuzz.test.ts	The metadata key schema limits keys to 32 characters and excludes one-character keys that require JSON escaping.

Generated-fixture query evaluation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Handle empty fixture evaluation tests/fuzz/fixtures.ts, tests/fuzz/model.ts, tests/fuzz/regressions.ts	Empty ClickHouse fixtures now use a zero-row query with columns derived from number. For join plans, the evaluator checks arithmetic expressions against every fixture order. A pinned regression case covers a grouped aggregate with a HAVING condition.

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Merge Risk: Low · previous review db207

Limit pre-evaluation to join-pushed filter expressions so valid fuzz cases are not silently skipped.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Limit the inner-join pre-evaluation to filter expressions.

The loop at tests/fuzz/model.ts:341-342 evaluates every arithmetic node (all) on every fixture order whenever plan.join is set. An inner join drops unmatched orders before projection, so selected and aggregate arithmetic is never evaluated for those orders in the query. For example, 0 / (Id - 4) in a selected expression divides by zero on order 4. Order 4 has no matching customer. evalExpr then calls skip("division by zero"), and the case is not compared against Postgres, even though the query runs without error.

Only filter expressions pushed below the join need evaluation on all base orders. Restrict the loop to those expressions. Keep projection and aggregate arithmetic evaluated on filtered rows only.

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Review comment at @tests/fuzz/model.ts around lines 341 - 342:
Restrict the `plan.join` pre-evaluation loop in `evalExpr` to filter expressions
only, rather than evaluating every expression in `all` for every fixture order.
Keep projection and aggregate arithmetic evaluation limited to `filtered` rows.

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[Makisuo]

Added two more CI flakes that showed up across the contributor PRs:

• ClickHouse 26.2 server bug: SELECT A % -4 FROM t UNION ALL SELECT 0 FROM t with A = -5 returns 3 on 26.2.19.43 and -1 on 26.8.2.7. It only happens with a negative divisor under UNION ALL. It is now a known issue (clickhouse-26.2-union-negative-modulo) scoped to that shape. Found on feat(database): relational reads with defineRelations and findMany #110's CI (seed 1426973062).
• src/migrate/pg-enums-uniques.test.ts 5s timeout: each test starts its own PGlite, and this hit the timeout on feat(database): relational reads with defineRelations and findMany #110, feat(seed): seed rows from column Schemas through Schema -> Arbitrary #113, feat: portable text search with contains, startsWith and endsWith #114 and this PR. The describe block now allows 30s.

Verified against a local ClickHouse 26.2.19.43: bun run test (1430) and FUZZ_SCALE=2 vitest run tests/fuzz (269) both pass.

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🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention. Held at 6 because a correctness warning is open.
_{1 warning −1 · tests covered · risk low}

Fixes three flaky fuzz properties: the empty ClickHouse fixture source now comes from numbers(0), the model pre-evaluates expressions over orders an inner join drops, and escaped one-character record keys are excluded from the codec property. Test-only and otherwise sound, but the new union known issue does not cover every shape that reaches the 26.2 % bug.

• Empty ClickHouse fixture sources are built from numbers(0), with a pinned regression
• evaluate also walks every order when the plan joins
• clickhouse-26.2-union-negative-modulo added to tests/fuzz/known-issues.ts
• Codec property excludes one-character escaped record keys; PGlite migrate describe gets a 30s timeout

Findings

🟠 Warning · F1 · negativeModulo misses a negative divisor written as a num expression

correctness · tests/fuzz/known-issues.ts:67

plan.ts:139 builds a mod divisor either as a raw number or as a sub-expression like { k: "num", v: -4 }, and build.ts:92 writes both through the same literal path. The entry only fires on the raw number, so those union plans still run against ClickHouse 26.2 and fail with 3 instead of -1.

Also treat a `{ k: "num" }` divisor as a constant: `const r = value.r; typeof r === "number" ? r < 0 : r.k === "num" && r.v < 0`.

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F1 · Warning · correctness · tests/fuzz/known-issues.ts:67
`negativeModulo` misses a negative divisor written as a `num` expression
`plan.ts:139` builds a `mod` divisor either as a raw number or as a sub-expression like `{ k: "num", v: -4 }`, and `build.ts:92` writes both through the same literal path. The entry only fires on the raw number, so those union plans still run against ClickHouse 26.2 and fail with `3` instead of `-1`.
Suggested fix: Also treat a `{ k: "num" }` divisor as a constant: `const r = value.r; typeof r === "number" ? r < 0 : r.k === "num" && r.v < 0`.

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Warning

negativeModulo misses a negative divisor written as a num expression

_{F1 · Warning · correctness}

plan.ts:139 builds a mod divisor either as a raw number or as a sub-expression like { k: "num", v: -4 }, and build.ts:92 writes both through the same literal path. The entry only fires on the raw number, so those union plans still run against ClickHouse 26.2 and fail with 3 instead of -1.

Also treat a `{ k: "num" }` divisor as a constant: `const r = value.r; typeof r === "number" ? r < 0 : r.k === "num" && r.v < 0`.

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In `tests/fuzz/known-issues.ts:67`: `negativeModulo` misses a negative divisor written as a `num` expression.

`plan.ts:139` builds a `mod` divisor either as a raw number or as a sub-expression like `{ k: "num", v: -4 }`, and `build.ts:92` writes both through the same literal path. The entry only fires on the raw number, so those union plans still run against ClickHouse 26.2 and fail with `3` instead of `-1`.

Suggested fix: Also treat a `{ k: "num" }` divisor as a constant: `const r = value.r; typeof r === "number" ? r < 0 : r.k === "num" && r.v < 0`.

Verify the problem exists at that location before changing it, and keep the fix to those lines.