The ClickBench removal PR for pgrust objects to benchmark-specific execution paths and caches that reuse filter results from earlier runs. Rejection of some modified queries also raises questions about general-purpose database performance. These concerns differ from alleging incorrect query answers. In a new v0.4-beta submission, the developer published source and said a dictionary-filter cache that remained active after disabling the condition cache had been fixed. The new submission alone does not establish reinstatement or completed fairness verification.
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pgrust's ClickBench dispute concerns caches and special paths
Correct query answers and a fair execution-speed comparison are separate questions.