cloud-fan opened a new pull request, #48284:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/48284

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   This PR fixes a long-standing reference counting bug in the rule 
`InlineCTE`. Let's look at the minimal repro:
   ```
         sql(
           """
             |WITH
             |t1 AS (SELECT 1 col),
             |t2 AS (SELECT * FROM t1)
             |SELECT * FROM t2
             |""".stripMargin).createTempView("v")
         // r1 is un-referenced, but it should not decrease the ref count of t2 
inside view v.
         val df = sql(
           """
             |WITH
             |r1 AS (SELECT * FROM v),
             |r2 AS (SELECT * FROM v)
             |SELECT * FROM r2
             |""".stripMargin)
   ```
   The logical plan is something like below
   ```
   WithCTE
     CTEDef r1
       View v
         WithCTE
           CTEDef t1
             OneRowRelation
           CTEDef t2
             CTERef t1
           CTERef t2
     CTEDef r2
       View v
         WithCTE
           CTEDef t1
             OneRowRelation
           CTEDef t2
             CTERef t1
           CTERef t2
     CTERef r2
   ```
   Ideally, the ref count of `t1`, `t2` and `r2` should be all `1`. They will 
be inlined and the final plan is the `OneRowRelation`. However, in 
`InlineCTE#buildCTEMap`, when we traverse into `CTEDef r1` and hit `CTERef t2`, 
we mistakenly update the out-going-ref-count of `r1`, which means that `r1` 
references `t2` and this is totally wrong. Later on, in 
`InlineCTE#cleanCTEMap`, we find that `r1` is not referenced at all, so we 
decrease the ref count of its out-going-ref, which is `t2`, and the ref count 
of `t2` becomes `0`. Finally, in `InlineCTE#inlineCTE`, we leave the plan of 
`t2` unchanged because its ref count is `0`, and the plan of `t2` contains 
`CTERef t1`. `t2` is still inlined so we end up with `CTERef t1` as the final 
plan without the `WithCTE` node.
   
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   Yes, the query failed before and now can work
   
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