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plan, memory, plan-codec, session, exec: nested literals, a declared file schema and the LocalRelation carrier (P3-T012a part 2a, PR-12) - #772
P3-T012a part 2a (PR-12): the krishiv-plan IR changes Spark Connect group 1 needs, from design/P3-T012a-ir-note.md (Opus-reviewed). Translator arms stay in part 2b.
Nested literal values Literal::{Array, KeyValueMap, Struct} at every site (exhaustive), exec literal_array, canonical tags 20-22, codec feature nested_literals.
A declared schema on ReadSource::Files (ReadSource::files(..), .with_schema), binder skips inference, canonical tag 4 only when set (existing bytes unchanged), codec feature file_source_schema.
ReadSource::Local / LocalRelation carrier (hash + counts + lease; data lives once in the RelationStore), RelationStore::lease and decode_ipc, Session::local_relation (eager casts, unstable-ir), provider / task_specs / result cache / exec arms, canonical tag 3, codec feature local_relation_source; runs under planRoundTrip.
Golden-pending (no Spark output invented): display/explain text, the local-relation error classes, cast rules, declared-schema nullability and partition discovery.
Not run locally: full krishiv-session and krishiv-exec suites; CI covers them.
…alueMap, Struct) and codec feature nested_literals (P3-T012a part 2a, step 1)
Literal::{Array, KeyValueMap, Struct} with Arc types and checked constructors
(element types, nullability and depth against MAX_NESTING_DEPTH), handled at the
sites of the design note section 5, literal_array recursive over Arrow, canonical
encoding tags 20-22, plan-codec feature nested_literals (requires nested_types)
with goldens and reader-refusal tests. Names and explain text for nested
literals are golden-pending.
Signed-off-by: gopal tathe <44522021+techgopal@users.noreply.github.com>
…eadSource::Files and codec feature file_source_schema (P3-T012a part 2a, step 2)
ReadSource::Files gains schema: Option<StructType> (variant non_exhaustive) with
ReadSource::files(..)/with_schema(..); every construction site moved to the
constructor. The binder skips inference when a schema is declared, open_files
lists with listing_known and the declared table, canonical encoding writes tag 4
only when set (tag 2 bytes unchanged, pinned), cache key and display (schema=<ddl>)
follow. Codec: optional FilesSource.schema, semantic feature file_source_schema
(lists nested_types too), golden, reader-refusal tests. Nullability and per-format
semantics stay golden-pending.
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…Relation carrier and codec feature local_relation_source (P3-T012a part 2a, step 3)
krishiv-plan: LocalRelation (hash, counts, optional RelationLease; built only
from a lease or by hash after a decode; Debug never prints values), ReadSource::Local
resolved to a Scan over the Arrow schema's columns (resolve, hints, bind, prefix cache
cacheable), canonical tag 3 and cache key, display `LocalRelation [a#0, b#1] (N rows)`.
krishiv-plan gains a krishiv-memory edge (L3 to L1).
krishiv-memory: RelationStore::lease (finds the entry and adds an owner under one lock,
None when missing) and RelationStore::decode_ipc (decode before insert).
krishiv-session: Session::local_relation (unstable-ir) with eager casts through the
session executor and a rename path that shares buffers and checks nested non-nullable
nulls; QueryCatalog::provider and task_specs Local arms (INTERNAL_ERROR naming the hash
when the entry is gone); result cache Local arm. krishiv-exec: source_name.
Codec: LocalSource and semantic feature local_relation_source, golden, reader refusal.
Explain text, the schemaRequired class and the cast rules stay golden-pending.
Signed-off-by: gopal tathe <44522021+techgopal@users.noreply.github.com>
…012a)
B1: nested literal types (Array, KeyValueMap, Struct) are written to the
canonical encoding without loss (nullability, struct fields past the 25th,
comments), so literals Literal::eq tells apart no longer share bytes. The
tags are new; no existing tag, golden or ENCODING_VERSION changes.
N-1: the optimizer and exec literal sites name the nested variants.
N-2: a struct<> literal is a one-row array.
N-3/N-4: recorded as golden-pending in the code.
N-5: the property generator makes nested literals and declared file schemas.
N-6: note that ReadSource::Files is now #[non_exhaustive] (a breaking change
under unstable-ir): build it with ReadSource::files / with_schema.
N-7: LocalRelation::from_decoded documents its use.
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Walkthrough
This change adds typed array, map, and struct literals; declared schemas for file reads; and session-stored local relation reads. It updates plan analysis, codec handling, and execution paths for these constructs.
Changes: Spark plan features
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Plan contracts and local relation type proto/krishiv/plan/v1/plan.proto, crates/krishiv-plan/src/{plan.rs,literal.rs,local.rs,lib.rs}
The plan schema adds nested literal forms, optional file-read schemas, and local relation sources. The plan crate adds typed literal variants and the LocalRelation type.
Nested literal constructors validate declared types, member types, nullability, and nesting depth. The analyzer, optimizer, codec, and Arrow evaluator handle the new literal forms. Immediate parameter rendering rejects them as unsupported.
File reads can retain a declared schema. The analyzer uses it instead of inference, and session file listing uses it for direct reads. File-read construction sites use ReadSource::files.
Local relation ingestion and storage crates/krishiv-memory/src/relation.rs, crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation.rs, crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation/tests.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/local.rs
The relation store adds IPC decoding and hash-based leases. Session::local_relation decodes or conforms Arrow batches, checks schema constraints, and stores the resulting relation.
Local relation planning and execution crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/*, crates/krishiv-session/src/catalog.rs, crates/krishiv-session/src/result_cache.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/{cache.rs,display.rs,encode.rs}, crates/krishiv-exec/src/planner/*
The analyzer resolves local reads to scans. The query catalog obtains relation leases for providers and scan splits. Plan display, encoding, cache handling, and source naming include local relations.
Codec feature negotiation and validation crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/{features.rs,encode.rs,decode.rs,proto/*}, proto/krishiv/plan/v1/plan.proto, crates/krishiv-plan-codec/tests/*
The codec classifies the new constructs and their nested-type requirements. Tests cover feature negotiation, invalid payloads, round-trips, and reader-version expectations.
This adds nested literals, declared file schemas and local relations. Declared-schema file reads can silently skip missing paths and partition subdirectories, and some codec feature gating and depth bounds are incomplete. These should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Diff review passed (Opus, ops/reviews/2026-11-15-sonnet-1-t012a-part2a-diff.md): B1 and nits N-1 to N-5, N-7 fixed; N-6 noted in the commit message; N-8 done with this changelog fragment.
System calls cannot be simulated consistently and are left out of the measure. The reported value understates the real cost. Switch to the Walltime instrument to measure them.
A declared file schema is encoded losslessly (tag 4), so reads differing only
in nested nullability no longer share canonical bytes. An empty IPC stream
validates the schema conversion like a zero-row batch. Utf8 and Binary
columns move to the view carriers by an Arrow cast before the logical cast.
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Major · Include LateFetch scan filters in feature discovery. · features.rs:922
crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/features.rs:922 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Include LateFetch scan filters in feature discovery.
Encoder::node writes the LateFetch scan through self.scan, which encodes node.filter. exprs_of yields filter expressions only for PhysNode::Scan. The LateFetch arm sits in the no-expression group. Feature discovery therefore never visits a LateFetch filter.
A LateFetch filter that contains a nested literal, such as IsNotNull(ARRAY(1)), with scalar output columns does not emit nested_literals or nested_types. The plan header then omits those features, and an older reader is not gated.
Add a feature-set regression test for a LateFetch scan whose filter holds a nested literal. The test should assert that plan_features includes nested_literals and nested_types. Run the existing feature golden tests, because a LateFetch filter with feature-bearing expressions now adds its features.
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/features.rs at line 922:
Update exprs_of to collect filter predicates from PhysNode::LateFetch just as it does for PhysNode::Scan, and remove LateFetch from the no-expression group. Add a feature-set regression test confirming plan_features includes nested_literals and nested_types for a LateFetch scan filter containing a nested literal, and update affected feature goldens.
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Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/encode.rs:
- Line 1625: Pass a depth counter through the encoder’s literal and
nested_member recursion, starting at zero, and return CodecError::Unsupported
when the depth exceeds DataType::MAX_NESTING_DEPTH. Apply the same bound across
Array, KeyValueMap, and Struct members so the encoder rejects values deeper than
the decoder accepts.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/tests/golden.rs:
- Around line 203-204: Add per-feature golden cases under the `nested_literals`
and `file_source_schema` directories, using the existing golden-test workflow.
Then remove `NestedLiterals` and `FileSourceSchema` from the registry test’s
exemption list and remove the `nested_literals` exemption sentence from the test
comment.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/display.rs:
- Line 1317: Update the array formatting arm in the display implementation to
include the array element type in identity mode, including for empty arrays, so
identity-keyed lookups distinguish different element types. Preserve the
existing `ARRAY(...)` output unchanged when `IDENTITY` is not set, and keep
non-empty array formatting behavior intact.
- Line 1323: Update `literal_text`’s nested `Array`, `KeyValueMap`, and `Struct`
rendering to write through a bounded writer that retains at most `MAX_EXPR_TEXT
+ 1` bytes and truncates only at a character boundary. Apply the same bound to
each nested rendering path, including the member output using `write!(f,
"{e}")`, and leave `Text::fmt` to add the final truncation marker.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/literal.rs:
- Around line 278-279: Update check_member’s nested map validation to reject
Literal::Map and require Literal::KeyValueMap for nested map values, while
preserving validation behavior for other member types.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/local.rs:
- Line 23: Keep `RelationLease` out of `LocalRelation` and retain only the
relation reference and metadata in the plan node. Move lease ownership to
session or query retention state, and ensure that retention remains valid for
every plan that resolves the relation by hash; establish the appropriate
retention lifecycle without changing the existing resolution behavior.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/tests/files.rs:
- Line 643: Update the test containing `run(read_declared("/data/one"),
&ctx(&files))` to place the inferred and declared reads of `/data/one` in the
same plan and analysis, so they share one `Bindings` instance. Assert that both
reads produce their complete expected output schemas and that inference runs
exactly once; ensure the test fails if `ReadSource` equality ignores schema and
merges the reads.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/tests/local.rs:
- Line 64: Update the test containing the `relation` fixture so it compares `[1,
3]` with `[1, 2]`, keeping schema and row count identical. Assert that their
canonical encodings and normalized plan hashes differ, verifying content
identity independently of shape.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/tests/nested_literals.rs:
- Line 88: Update the nested-literal tests at the successful nullable-array and
struct assertions to compare the constructed values, including the NULL element
and expected struct type and members, against the stated oracle. For each
rejected struct case, assert the exact expected error class rather than only
checking that construction failed.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-session/src/catalog/file_tables.rs:
- Line 62: Add a missing-path behavior flag to the declared-schema listing flow,
passing it from open_files through listing_known so direct reads reject absent
explicit paths while catalog-table listing still treats them as empty. Preserve
the declared schema and partition handling, and allow existing empty directories
as valid inputs.
- Line 67: Update the declared-schema direct-read path that passes
KnownPartitions::default() so it returns KRISHIV_UNSUPPORTED_FEATURE when it
encounters a subdirectory instead of silently skipping it; preserve reading
behavior for supported files and avoid returning incomplete rows.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-session/src/catalog/tests.rs:
- Around line 1116-1117: Update the test assertions around
`RecordBatch::num_rows` to verify the decoded records contain exactly `(1, "a")`
and `(2, "b")`, and assert that `k` and `v` have the declared `Long` and
`String` types. Normalize row order before comparison if collection order is
unspecified.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-session/src/session.rs:
- Line 1267: Update local_lease so it returns a LocalRelation carrier’s lease
only when the lease’s store is Arc::ptr_eq to the executing session’s relations
store; otherwise, fall through to the existing hash lookup. Check the
local_relation tests for any expectation that a carrier from a scratch store
runs through its own lease, and preserve matching-entry and clear-error
behavior.
Review comments at @proto/krishiv/plan/v1/plan.proto:
- Line 1296: Replace recursive Literal embedding in ArrayLiteral,
KeyValueMapLiteral, KeyValueEntry, and StructLiteral with references to members
in a flat literal table. Update both encoder and decoder traversal to resolve
members by index without recursive per-literal descent, while preserving the
existing literal contents and map-entry and struct-field relationships.
---
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Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/features.rs:
- Line 922: Update exprs_of to collect filter predicates from
PhysNode::LateFetch just as it does for PhysNode::Scan, and remove LateFetch
from the no-expression group. Add a feature-set regression test confirming
plan_features includes nested_literals and nested_types for a LateFetch scan
filter containing a nested literal, and update affected feature goldens.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add per-feature golden directories for the new features.
The registry test now passes for NestedLiterals and FileSourceSchema without tests/golden/nested_literals/ or tests/golden/file_source_schema/. Each new codec feature needs its own tests/golden/<id>/ directory. Storing these plans under nested_types does not meet that per-feature requirement.
Add golden cases in both directories with KRISHIV_BLESS_GOLDEN=1, then remove the two exemptions so the directory check applies to them again:
Remove the new exemptions after the golden cases exist
--- "a/crates/krishiv-plan-codec/tests/golden.rs"+++ "b/crates/krishiv-plan-codec/tests/golden.rs"@@ -198,10 +198,8 @@
files > 0
|| matches!(
*f,
Feature::LegacyStatisticalAggregate
| Feature::CollatedMinMax
- | Feature::NestedLiterals- | Feature::FileSourceSchema
),
"{id}: no golden files in {}",
dir.display()
Also remove the nested_literals sentence from the test comment, because it no longer describes an exemption.
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Review the replacement and indentation, then test before committing.
Suggested change
| Feature::NestedLiterals
| Feature::FileSourceSchema
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/tests/golden.rs around lines 203 - 204:
Add per-feature golden cases under the `nested_literals` and `file_source_schema` directories, using the existing golden-test workflow. Then remove `NestedLiterals` and `FileSourceSchema` from the registry test’s exemption list and remove the `nested_literals` exemption sentence from the test comment.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Bound nested literal rendering with the same text budget as top-level values.
literal_text clips top-level String and Binary values before formatting them. Its to_string() fallback does not clip Array, KeyValueMap, or Struct values. Their members are then written in full at line 1323, and the same pattern appears in the KeyValueMap and Struct arms. An array that holds a 16 MiB string therefore allocates the full member before Text::fmt applies MAX_EXPR_TEXT. The top-level budget does not protect nested values.
Render nested literals through a writer that stops after MAX_EXPR_TEXT + 1 bytes, cut at a char boundary. This is the same bound that literal_text gives top-level values. Let Text::fmt apply the final marker.
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/display.rs at line 1323:
Update `literal_text`’s nested `Array`, `KeyValueMap`, and `Struct` rendering to write through a bounded writer that retains at most `MAX_EXPR_TEXT + 1` bytes and truncates only at a character boundary. Apply the same bound to each nested rendering path, including the member output using `write!(f, "{e}")`, and leave `Text::fmt` to add the final truncation marker.
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Assert the decoded CSV values and types.
Two all-null rows named k and v pass these assertions. The fixture supplies the exact oracle: (1, "a") and (2, "b").
Assert those rows and the declared Long/String types. Normalize row order if collection order is unspecified.
As per path instructions, “Tests must assert exact expected values (taken from Spark or a stated oracle), not just success.”
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-session/src/catalog/tests.rs around lines 1116 - 1117:
Update the test assertions around `RecordBatch::num_rows` to verify the decoded records contain exactly `(1, "a")` and `(2, "b")`, and assert that `k` and `v` have the declared `Long` and `String` types. Normalize row order before comparison if collection order is unspecified.
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Resolve a LocalRelation carrier in the executing session's store.
local_lease returns a carrier's own lease without checking which store owns it. Split planning then records that lease's hash. The executing session's worker resolves the hash in its own store. A carrier created in another session therefore fails with INTERNAL_ERROR ("a relation ... the store does not hold") when the executing session's store lacks that content. The same plan runs when the executing session holds identical content.
Make planning and execution use one store. In local_lease, return the carrier's lease only when Arc::ptr_eq(lease.store(), &self.relations) holds. Otherwise, fall through to the hash lookup, which returns the clear error or a matching entry. Before changing this, check the local_relation tests that build carriers in scratch stores. Confirm that none expects a foreign carrier to run through its own lease.
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-session/src/session.rs at line 1267:
Update local_lease so it returns a LocalRelation carrier’s lease only when the lease’s store is Arc::ptr_eq to the executing session’s relations store; otherwise, fall through to the existing hash lookup. Check the local_relation tests for any expectation that a carrier from a scratch store runs through its own lease, and preserve matching-entry and clear-error behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/krishiv-memory/src/relation.rs:
- Around line 295-296: Update the IPC decoding flow around decode_records so
decoded batch allocations are covered by a memory-pool reservation before or
during allocation; use the established reservation mechanism and release the
reservation on every error path, including failures during batch conversion.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/encode.rs:
- Line 1626: Update the admission walk used by Plan::try_new to count nesting
inside Literal::Array, Literal::KeyValueMap, and Literal::Struct against
MAX_DEPTH, rejecting deeper values with FAILED_TO_PARSE_TOO_COMPLEX before
encoding. Ensure the walk inspects directly constructed literals as well as
values made through validated constructors; keep the encoder recursion in
self.literal(e) bounded by this admission check.
- Line 712: Update the Encoder’s arrow_schema writer to encode each field’s full
schema with the existing lossless_type logic instead of type_text, and keep
unsupported Arrow types distinct with a discriminator. Apply the same lossless
encoding and fallback distinction in cache.rs’s arrow_schema writer, sharing the
logic where appropriate. Add a test confirming Read(Local) descriptors with the
same hash but different nested nullability or a field name after the 25th field
produce different keys.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation/tests.rs:
- Line 283: Update the task-result assertions in the test to combine the
returned rows and verify the exact expected x values, [1, 2, 10, 11], sorting
first if task order is unspecified. Do not rely only on the aggregate seen and
total counts, which can pass when one batch is duplicated and another is
missing.
- Line 224: Update the local_relation test to verify that casting "abc" produces
the executor’s expected invalid-string cast error, rather than accepting any
error. Add a successful "123"-to-integer control to confirm the Arrow carrier
and planning path support the cast.
- Line 189: Replace the success-only assertion around s.local_relation with
assertions on the resulting relation’s collected rows: verify the nested field
has the expected renamed name and value 1 in the first row, and that the
corresponding value in the second row is null. Use the test’s established
relation-collection path and preserve the existing schema-application setup.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Encode the full schema in the LocalRelation source key.
arrow_schema in encode.rs writes each field's Spark type text through type_text. That text drops nested field nullability and struct fields past the 25th. Read(Local) descriptors decoded from a plan keep the claimed hash and whatever schema the plan carries, so two descriptors with the same hash and counts but different nested schemas get the same identity key. canonicalize then resolves the later read with the first descriptor's schema. The cache.rsarrow_schema writer has the same omission.
Encode each field with lossless_type, as nested literals already do. Keep the Arrow fallback distinct with a leading discriminator so the two forms cannot collide:
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/krishiv-plan/src/encode.rs"+++ "b/crates/krishiv-plan/src/encode.rs"@@ -705,14 +705,23 @@
}
/// An Arrow schema as names, Spark types and nullability (never data).
fn arrow_schema(&mut self, schema: &arrow_schema::Schema) {
self.len(schema.fields().len());
for f in schema.fields() {
self.str(f.name());
- self.str(&crate::local::type_text(f));+ match krishiv_types::DataType::from_arrow_field(f) {+ Ok(t) => {+ self.u8(0);+ self.lossless_type(&t);+ }+ Err(_) => {+ self.u8(1);+ self.str(&format!("arrow:{:?}", f.data_type()));+ }+ }
self.bool(f.is_nullable());
}
}
fn data_type(&mut self, t: &krishiv_types::DataType) {
self.str(&t.simple_string());
Apply the same change to arrow_schema in crates/krishiv-plan/src/cache.rs. That writer cannot call the Encoder method directly, so share the lossless_type logic with it. Add a test that two Read(Local) descriptors with the same hash, differing only in nested nullability or in a field name after the 25th field, produce different keys.
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self.str(&crate::local::type_text(f));
match krishiv_types::DataType::from_arrow_field(f){
Ok(t) => {
self.u8(0);
self.lossless_type(&t);
}
Err(_) => {
self.u8(1);
self.str(&format!("arrow:{:?}", f.data_type()));
}
}
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/encode.rs at line 712:
Update the Encoder’s arrow_schema writer to encode each field’s full schema with the existing lossless_type logic instead of type_text, and keep unsupported Arrow types distinct with a discriminator. Apply the same lossless encoding and fallback distinction in cache.rs’s arrow_schema writer, sharing the logic where appropriate. Add a test confirming Read(Local) descriptors with the same hash but different nested nullability or a field name after the 25th field produce different keys.
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Assert the accepted nested values and nulls.
This assertion passes if schema application succeeds but changes the nested values or loses the null. Collect the relation and assert the renamed nested field, value 1, and null in the second row.
As per path instructions, “Tests must assert exact expected values (taken from Spark or a stated oracle), not just success.”
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation/tests.rs at line 189:
Replace the success-only assertion around s.local_relation with assertions on the resulting relation’s collected rows: verify the nested field has the expected renamed name and value 1 in the first row, and that the corresponding value in the second row is null. Use the test’s established relation-collection path and preserve the existing schema-application setup.
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Assert the intended cast error.
Any error satisfies this assertion. An unsupported Arrow carrier or an unrelated planning failure therefore passes as a correct rejection of "abc".
Assert the executor's expected invalid-string cast error class. Add a successful "123"-to-integer control to distinguish cast validation from carrier failure.
As per path instructions, “Tests must assert exact expected values (taken from Spark or a stated oracle), not just success.”
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation/tests.rs at line 224:
Update the local_relation test to verify that casting "abc" produces the executor’s expected invalid-string cast error, rather than accepting any error. Add a successful "123"-to-integer control to confirm the Arrow carrier and planning path support the cast.
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Assert the rows assigned across tasks.
If both tasks read the first batch, seen remains 2 and total remains 4. The test passes although [10, 11] is missing and [1, 2] is duplicated.
Combine the task results and assert the exact x values [1, 2, 10, 11], after sorting if task order is unspecified. Alternatively, assert exact disjoint batch ranges as well as the returned values.
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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-session/src/local_relation/tests.rs at line 283:
Update the task-result assertions in the test to combine the returned rows and verify the exact expected x values, [1, 2, 10, 11], sorting first if task order is unspecified. Do not rely only on the aggregate seen and total counts, which can pass when one batch is duplicated and another is missing.
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… type of an empty array in identity text, stronger nested literal and local relation tests (review of #772)
Signed-off-by: gopal tathe <44522021+techgopal@users.noreply.github.com>
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P3-T012a part 2a (PR-12): the
krishiv-planIR changes Spark Connect group 1 needs, fromdesign/P3-T012a-ir-note.md(Opus-reviewed). Translator arms stay in part 2b.Literal::{Array, KeyValueMap, Struct}at every site (exhaustive), execliteral_array, canonical tags 20-22, codec featurenested_literals.ReadSource::Files(ReadSource::files(..),.with_schema), binder skips inference, canonical tag 4 only when set (existing bytes unchanged), codec featurefile_source_schema.ReadSource::Local/LocalRelationcarrier (hash + counts + lease; data lives once in theRelationStore),RelationStore::leaseanddecode_ipc,Session::local_relation(eager casts,unstable-ir), provider /task_specs/ result cache / exec arms, canonical tag 3, codec featurelocal_relation_source; runs underplanRoundTrip.Golden-pending (no Spark output invented): display/explain text, the local-relation error classes, cast rules, declared-schema nullability and partition discovery.
Not run locally: full krishiv-session and krishiv-exec suites; CI covers them.