array_agg and/or =ANY doesn't appear to be functioning as I expect

Greetings All,
I'm having an issue which is very perplexing. The having clause in a
query doesn't appear to be working as I expect it. Either that or my
understanding of array_agg() is flawed.

I'm using PostgreSQL 10.1, compiled by Visual C++ build 1800, 64-bit.
The table in question looks like:


CREATE TABLE confounded.dataset
(
    seq integer,
    path_seq integer,
    start_vid bigint,
    end_vid bigint,
    node bigint,
    edge bigint,
    cost double precision,
    agg_cost double precision,
    st_length double precision,
    truth boolean
);

The following query returns 3 rows:

with listing as (
      select start_vid, end_vid, array_agg(node order by path_seq)
node_array, array_agg(edge order by path_seq) edge_array
    from confounded.dataset
      group by start_vid,end_vid
    having true =ALL (array_agg(truth))
 )

select * from listing;

The issue is, if I unnest the node_array column from the listing  cte
and do a subselect on confounded.dataset I get back rows where truth =
false.

with listing as (
      select start_vid, end_vid, array_agg(node order by path_seq)
node_array, array_agg(edge order by path_seq) edge_array
    from confounded.dataset
      group by start_vid,end_vid
    having true =ALL (array_agg(truth))
 )
select count(*) from confounded.dataset
where node in (select distinct unnest(node_array) from listing) and
truth = false;

I would expect the above query to return 0 rows.

the dataset can be found at
https://gist.github.com/rhysallister/59239c76e8ec265b81777038bf272879



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