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42 changes: 7 additions & 35 deletions qdrant_client/hybrid/formula.py
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Expand Up @@ -318,12 +318,15 @@ def parse_variable(var: str) -> str | int:
if bracket_end == -1:
raise ValueError(f"Invalid score pattern: {var}")

# try parsing the content in between brackets as integer
try:
idx = int(remaining[:bracket_end])
except ValueError:
# parse the content in between brackets as an unsigned integer. qdrant core represents
# the score index as a usize, while `int()` would also accept a sign, underscore
# separators and surrounding whitespace
raw_idx = remaining[:bracket_end]
if not (raw_idx.isascii() and raw_idx.isdigit()):
raise ValueError(f"Invalid score pattern: {var}")

idx = int(raw_idx)

# make sure the string ends after the closing bracket
if len(remaining) > bracket_end + 1:
raise ValueError(f"Invalid score pattern: {var}")
Expand All @@ -337,34 +340,3 @@ def raise_non_finite_error(expression: str) -> None:

def is_number(value: Any) -> bool:
return isinstance(value, (int, float)) and not isinstance(value, bool)


def test_parsing_variable() -> None:
assert parse_variable("$score") == 0
assert parse_variable("$score[0]") == 0
assert parse_variable("$score[1]") == 1
assert parse_variable("$score[2]") == 2

try:
parse_variable("$score[invalid]")
assert False
except ValueError as e:
assert str(e) == "Invalid score pattern: $score[invalid]"

try:
parse_variable("$score[10].other")
assert False
except ValueError as e:
assert str(e) == "Invalid score pattern: $score[10].other"


def test_try_extract_payload_value() -> None:
for payload_value, expected in [(1.2, 1.2), ([1.2], 1.2), ([1.2, 2.3], [1.2, 2.3])]:
empty_defaults: dict[str, Any] = {}

payload = {"key": payload_value}
assert try_extract_payload_value("key", payload, empty_defaults) == expected

defaults = {"key": payload_value}
empty_payload: dict[str, Any] = {}
assert try_extract_payload_value("key", empty_payload, defaults) == expected
62 changes: 62 additions & 0 deletions qdrant_client/local/tests/test_formula.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
import re
from typing import Any

import pytest

from qdrant_client.hybrid.formula import (
evaluate_variable,
parse_variable,
try_extract_payload_value,
)


def test_parse_variable_score_index() -> None:
assert parse_variable("$score") == 0
assert parse_variable("$score[0]") == 0
assert parse_variable("$score[1]") == 1
assert parse_variable("$score[2]") == 2
assert parse_variable("$score[10]") == 10

# qdrant core resolves the index through the json path grammar into a usize, so anything
# that is not a plain run of ascii digits is not a valid score pattern
for var in (
"$score[-1]",
"$score[+1]",
"$score[1_0]",
"$score[ 1 ]",
"$score[²]",
"$score[invalid]",
"$score[]",
"$score[1][2]",
"$score[10].other",
"$score.invalid",
):
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In Qdrant, JSON path grammar and formula scoring are distinct components utilized for data retrieval and custom result re-ranking, respectively [1][2]. JSON Path Grammar Qdrant uses a specialized JSON path implementation to navigate and manipulate structured payload data [1][3]. - Grammar: Paths are defined as a series of keys and array indices [4]. They support dot-notation for keys (e.g., a.b) and bracket-notation for array access (e.g.,, [4]) [4]. - Advanced Features: The system supports quoted paths to escape special characters (e.g., foo."bar.baz".qux) and wildcard indexing for array traversal [4][1]. - Implementation: Parsed paths are represented by a internal JsonPath structure, which validates strings upon input to ensure they conform to the expected format, rejecting invalid or empty paths [1][5]. Formula Score Formula and Indexing The Query API allows for custom score re-ranking using a formula-based syntax [2][6]. - Formula Syntax: Formulas are composed of expressions (such as sum, mult, div, and built-in functions like exp_decay) that operate on prefetch scores and payload fields [2][6][7]. - $score Indexing: Within a formula, the reserved keyword $score refers to the primary result score from a prefetch operation [2][8]. - Score Indexing: Users can access specific prefetch results using an index in the $score variable (e.g., $score refers to the first prefetch, $score[4] to the second) [8]. If no index is provided, it defaults to $score [8]. - Internals: The formula engine parses these expressions into a typed structure [8]. During execution, the system evaluates the formula per point by retrieving the corresponding payload values and indexed prefetch scores [9]. If a requested score or field is missing, the system utilizes default values [9]. Formula results must ultimately resolve to finite numerical values for sorting, which is performed in descending order [2][9].

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Match score-index parsing to Qdrant’s usize contract.

parse_variable accepts any ASCII digit string and converts it with Python int. Qdrant parses the same index with str::parse::<usize>(). Therefore, $score[18446744073709551616] is accepted locally, and evaluate_variable treats it as an out-of-range prefetch and returns DEFAULT_SCORE when no default exists. Qdrant core rejects the overflow.

Add boundary tests for the maximum usize value and the first value above it. Reject values above the usize limit in parse_variable.

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In `@qdrant_client/local/tests/test_formula.py` around lines 22 - 33, Update
parse_variable to enforce the platform’s usize maximum when parsing score
indices, rejecting values above that limit instead of allowing Python’s
unbounded int conversion. Extend the formula parser tests around the existing
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with pytest.raises(ValueError, match=f"Invalid score pattern: {re.escape(var)}"):
parse_variable(var)


def test_evaluate_variable_rejects_negative_score_index() -> None:
scores = [{1: 10.0}, {1: 20.0}, {1: 30.0}]

assert evaluate_variable("$score[0]", 1, scores, {}, {}) == 10.0
assert evaluate_variable("$score[2]", 1, scores, {}, {}) == 30.0
# an index past the end falls back to the default score
assert evaluate_variable("$score[3]", 1, scores, {}, {}) == 0.0

# a negative index must not wrap around to the last prefetch, nor leak an IndexError
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
evaluate_variable("$score[-1]", 1, scores, {}, {})
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
evaluate_variable("$score[-9]", 1, scores, {}, {})


def test_try_extract_payload_value() -> None:
for payload_value, expected in [(1.2, 1.2), ([1.2], 1.2), ([1.2, 2.3], [1.2, 2.3])]:
empty_defaults: dict[str, Any] = {}

payload = {"key": payload_value}
assert try_extract_payload_value("key", payload, empty_defaults) == expected

defaults = {"key": payload_value}
empty_payload: dict[str, Any] = {}
assert try_extract_payload_value("key", empty_payload, defaults) == expected