Core: Fail scans when position deletes/DVs don't match data file partition#16957
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@amogh-jahagirdar - This is a validation to make sure if we see delete files that are not in the correct partition as their target data files we will fail rather than silently ignore them. Wdyt? Worth the complexity? |
…ition Position deletes and deletion vectors that reference a data file by path must carry the same partition spec and partition tuple as that data file. When they differ the metadata is corrupt.
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Position deletes/DVs with partition values that differ from referenced data files are invalid and corrupt per iceberg spec:
https://iceberg.apache.org/spec/#scan-planning
This PR fails table scans when corrupt metadata is detected.
See linked PR for discussion: #16939