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compareDeep let several elements of one Set match the same element of the other, and kept failed pair comparisons in its circular-reference cache, so a later comparison of that pair returned true. Match each element at most once and only treat pairs still being compared as equal. Fixes TanStack#399 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title "fix(store): match Set elements once in compareDeep" states the main change: deep Set comparison now matches each element of one Set to at most one element of the other. It names the package… Description check The description follows the template. It has a Changes section that explains both bugs, the fix, and the testing done. It links the issue (Fixes #399). The checklist items are marked. The release impa…Linked Issues check Issue #399requires both unequal deep Set reproductions to return false. Inpackages/store/src/compare.ts, matching removes each selected element fromunmatched, so one element cannot match twice.…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within Issue #399. The source changes fix deep Set matching and comparison-pair caching. The tests cover the reported failures and related Set matching behavior. The changeset records…Full details: Title check
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The title "fix(store): match Set elements once in compareDeep" states the main change: deep Set comparison now matches each element of one Set to at most one element of the other. It names the package, the fix type, and the function. The changeset also covers the cache fix for failed comparisons, which the title does not mention, but that is a secondary aspect and the title is still accurate.
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#399requires both unequal deep Set reproductions to return false. Inpackages/store/src/compare.ts, matching removes each selected element fromunmatched, so one element cannot match twice.inProgresspairs are removed infinally, and only proven equal pairs are cached. The PR adds regression tests for both reported cases.
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#399. The source changes fix deep Set matching and comparison-pair caching. The tests cover the reported failures and related Set matching behavior. The changeset records the required patch release for@tanstack/store. No unrelated changes are identified.
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- Line 50: Update compareDeep’s pair-tracking logic to retain completed
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Releasing every pair after it is compared made shared children compare again on each path to them, which is exponential for a deep DAG. Cache pairs proven equal, but only when the result did not rely on assuming an in-progress (circular) pair equal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Replace first-match Set removal with bipartite matching. Do not use… · compare.ts:139-144
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReplace first-match Set removal with bipartite matching. Do not use exhaustive backtracking.
The Set branch removes the first deep match. A later element may need that candidate. With a custom
equalsthat is not transitive, this returnsfalsefor Sets that have a valid one-to-one match. For example,v1matchesb1andb2, andv2matches onlyb1. The loop pairsv1withb1, sov2fails. The matchingv1 → b2,v2 → b1is valid.Exhaustive backtracking is not a safe fix. For unequal Sets whose elements mostly match each other, backtracking explores a factorial number of assignments before it returns
false. For example, 11{}values plus{ a: 1 }, compared with 12{}values, explores 12! assignments.Compute the candidate matches for each element once. Then run augmenting-path bipartite matching. This does not assume that
equalsis symmetric or transitive. It evaluates every pair once, so it can cost more than the current early-exit loop when a match exists.Suggested fix
- const unmatched = [...objB] - for (const v of objA) { - let index = unmatched.indexOf(v) - if (index === -1) { - index = unmatched.findIndex((bv) => _evaluate(v, bv, config, seen)) - } - if (index === -1) return false - unmatched.splice(index, 1) - } + const values = [...objA] + const others = [...objB] + const candidates = values.map((v) => + others.flatMap((bv, index) => + bv === v || _evaluate(v, bv, config, seen) ? [index] : [], + ), + ) + const owner = new Array<number>(others.length).fill(-1) + const assign = (value: number, visited: Array<boolean>): boolean => { + for (const index of candidates[value]) { + if (visited[index]) continue + visited[index] = true + if (owner[index] === -1 || assign(owner[index], visited)) { + owner[index] = value + return true + } + } + return false + } + for (let value = 0; value < values.length; value++) { + if (!assign(value, new Array<boolean>(others.length).fill(false))) { + return false + } + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @packages/store/src/compare.ts:
- Around line 139-144: Replace the first-match removal logic in the Set
comparison branch with bipartite matching: materialize both Sets, compute each
value’s candidate indices once using identity or _evaluate, then assign
candidates via augmenting paths with an owner array and per-search visited
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compareDeepcould report two different Sets as equal:[...objB].some(...), sonew Set([{ x: 1 }, { x: 1 }])matchednew Set([{ x: 1 }, { x: 2 }]), because both elements matched B's{ x: 1 }.(a, b)pair toseenand never removed it. A failed.some()attempt therefore left its pair inseen, so a later comparison of the same pair returnedtrue(for example,[new Set([p, q]), p]vs[new Set([q2, p2]), q2]).Fix:
(a, b)pair is assumed equal only while it is still being compared further up the stack, which is all the cycle guard needs. It is released afterwards withtry/finally. To keep the code readable, the per-type comparison moved into_evaluateObjects. Shallow mode is unchanged.Testing:
should match each Set element at most onceandshould not remember failed Set element comparisons as equaltopackages/store/tests/compare.spec.ts. Both fail onmainand pass with this change.@tanstack/storeon Node 26 (.nvmrc):vitest run(61 passed, 1 skipped),test:types(TS 5.6–5.9) andtest:eslintall pass. Prettier is clean.Fixes #399
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pnpm test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request. (I ran the affected package'stest:lib,test:typesandtest:eslintdirectly.)🚀 Release Impact
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