berkaysynnada opened a new pull request, #12559:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion/pull/12559

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   Closes #12558.
   
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   HashJoinExec and NestedLoopJoinExec maintains the order of right child. If a 
SortExec appears at the top of these joins, now it can be pushed down through 
its right child if all the requirements come from right child.
   
   pushdown_requirement_to_children() logic was problematic for join operators. 
It is generalized now for any kind of operators if it falls to else{} block.
   
   Nested brought a bug
   
   HashJoin cannot pushdown
   
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   `pushdown_requirement_to_children()` function in `sort_pushdown.rs` is 
responsible for determining whether a sort operation can be pushed down over an 
operator, and if so, how the requirements are propagated. While most operators 
are handled properly, the mentioned operators (`HashJoinExec` and 
`NestedLoopJoinExec`) and other newly added operators may encounter issues due 
to missing index updates and the not utilizing the generic maintains flags. Now 
they are handled via `handle_custom_pushdown()`
   
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   Yes.
   
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