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refactor: Incorporate RewriteDisjunctivePredicate rule into SimplifyExpressions #13032
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Fix cse test
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Why this change?
I ran the test locally for the original and here it is
@peter-toth does this look right to you?
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Yeah, this change looks good to me to avoid simplification in this CSE test.
(Actually the same trick is applied in the previous test called
# Surely only once but also conditionally evaluated expressionsa bit above.)Out of curiosity, volatile common expressions don't get simplified, do they?
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(a = 1 AND random() = 0) OR (a = 2 AND random() = 0)is not rewritten torandom() = 0 AND (a = 1 OR a = 2)?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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That was also changed by me in #12746 for basically the same reason for another rule.
It would end up being rewritten. I agree that does not sound correct. It should probably be addressed separatly as the issue applies to many of the other simplification rules. Created #13060