CPP: Prevent forced bad join order which is saved by context. #18828
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It is impossible to avoid a CP in this predicate on it's own.
Picking
getClassAndNamefirst is always a CP as it doesn't usenameWithoutArgs. This disjunct cannot be picked asnot method instanceof ConversionOperatorrequiresmethodto be bound first.In practice the argument
resultalso happens to be bound at the call site, sogetClassAndNameis not a CP at the call site. However the call site has no idea that we needmethodto be bound and we join order assuming that it isn't so it. We also assume it isn't bound internally. This means that the join order is quite sensitive.An alternative would be to add
resultto the binding set to get a similar effect to what we do now (I wasn't sure whether to make this do what seems to be intended or whether to preserve the existing join order).