chore(deps): upgrade to DataFusion 54#1777
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Bumps the DataFusion stack to 54.0.0 (pinned to apache/datafusion branch-54 commit 1321d60 until 54.0.0 is published to crates.io), and adapts ballista to the breaking API changes: * `arrow`/`arrow-flight`/`parquet` -> 58.3, `object_store` -> 0.13.2. * `rustyline` -> 18.0.0 in ballista-cli to match datafusion-cli. * Drop the `fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn Any` method from every `ExecutionPlan`/`TableProvider` impl. The trait method was removed in DataFusion 54; downcasting now uses the `dyn ExecutionPlan::is`/ `downcast_ref` helpers introduced in the same release. * Update `ExecutionPlan::partition_statistics` to return `Result<Arc<Statistics>>` instead of `Result<Statistics>`. * Adapt to the new `PhysicalPlanDecodeContext` parameter on `parse_protobuf_partitioning` / `parse_protobuf_hash_partitioning`. * `BatchPartitioner::new_hash_partitioner` now returns `Result<Self>`; propagate the error. * `TaskContext::new` gained a `higher_order_functions` argument and `FunctionRegistry` gained `higher_order_function`/`higher_order_function_names`; wire both with empty defaults in `BallistaFunctionRegistry`. Closes apache#1776
DataFusion 54 changed the deterministic seed used by the repartition hash partitioner (REPARTITION_RANDOM_STATE). The values 1 and 3 that the shuffle_writer tests fed in now hash to the same bucket under that seed, so the writer produced a single partition file instead of two and the assertions on per-partition row counts failed on every platform. Switch the test input to 0 and 2, which split cleanly under the new seed, and leave a comment noting the dependency.
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it would be great if we could get tests for
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…stealing regression coverage DataFusion 54 ships a smarter planner: a 3-table join now collapses to a single distributed stage with a broadcast inner join, and HashJoinExec fuses the trailing ProjectionExec into its own projection field. Update the dot snapshot tests, the executor-loss recovery assertions in execution_graph::test, and the AQE insta snapshot for should_support_join_re_ordering to match these new plan shapes. Also add ballista/client/tests/multi_file_scan.rs as a follow-up regression suite. DataFusion 54's FileScanConfig now populates a shared work source over every file in the scan, and each Ballista task ends up draining that queue locally, so a 6-file table scanned with 6 tasks reads 36 files instead of 6. The two tests document the failure and are #[ignore]d for now; they should turn green once the deserialised plan is pre-split per task (the approach datafusion-distributed used in PR apache#467).
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Good call. Pushed
Both tests fail under this branch and I left them Tracing it back to DataFusion 54: Likely fix is the same shape as datafusion-distributed PR #467: pre-split |
Sorry, Claude posted this without permission. Will attempt to fix in this PR. |
…stealing DataFusion 54's FileScanConfig publishes a SharedWorkSource populated with every file in the scan, and each partition's stream drains that shared queue. In a single-process DataFusion run that's fine because all partitions share one queue and cooperatively drain it; in Ballista each task deserialises its own DataSourceExec and runs a single partition, so the partition that does run drains the whole queue and ends up reading every file in the scan. A 6-file scan dispatched as 6 tasks therefore returns 6x the rows. Introduce restrict_file_scan_to_partition, a TreeNode transform that walks the plan tree just before execution and rebuilds every FileScanConfig so only the target partition's file group keeps its files. The other slots become empty FileGroups so file_groups.len() (and therefore the advertised partition count) stays the same, leaving partition routing through the rest of the plan untouched. Wire the transform into ShuffleWriterExec::execute_shuffle_write and SortShuffleWriterExec::execute_shuffle_write so every task scans its assigned slice and only its slice. Drops the #[ignore] from the multi_file_scan integration tests, which now exercise this fix end-to-end through a standalone Ballista cluster.
…g file_groups The previous work-stealing fix narrowed each FileScanConfig's file_groups so only the running partition's slot kept its files. That works for the multi-file scan smoke tests, but it broke broadcast hash joins. In a CollectLeft-style HashJoinExec the join collects its build-side DataSourceExec by calling execute(0..K) on it from inside the join, and emptying out every slot except the running task's left the hash table starved. TPC-H Q11 hangs in that configuration: queries 1-10 finished in under 25s, then Q11 sat with no progress until GitHub Actions killed the job at the 6h limit. Switch to setting preserve_order=true on every FileScanConfig instead. That short-circuits FileScanConfig::create_sibling_state to None, which disables the SharedWorkSource entirely. Each partition then falls back to WorkSource::Local(file_groups[partition]) and scans exactly the files the planner assigned to it. File group membership is left untouched, so broadcast joins can still iterate the full set on the build side. preserve_order itself only suppresses scan-time file reordering; it's already implicitly true whenever the config has an output ordering, so the code path is well exercised upstream. Adds a multi_file_parquet_broadcast_hash_join_returns_full_result test that joins two multi-file parquet tables and checks the row count, as a smaller-than-TPC-H regression for the build-side-starvation failure mode.
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Which issue does this PR close?
Closes #1776.
Rationale for this change
DataFusion 54 is approaching release. Ballista needs to be ready to track it so we can ship a matching release once 54.0.0 lands on crates.io. Picking the upgrade up early on a long-lived branch also surfaces the API churn before the rest of the ecosystem migrates.
Because 54.0.0 has not been published yet, the workspace deps are pinned to a commit on
apache/datafusionbranch-54(currently1321d60c). This is a draft; we should rebase onto the released 54.0.0 (and switch the deps back to the published version string) before merging.What changes are included in this PR?
arrow/arrow-flight/parquet58.3,object_store0.13.2, andrustyline18.0.0 inballista-clito matchdatafusion-cli.fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn Anymethod from everyExecutionPlan/TableProviderimpl in ballista. The trait method was removed in 54; downcasting now uses the newdyn ExecutionPlan::is/downcast_refhelpers (and the matching helpers ondyn DataSource,dyn PhysicalExpr).ExecutionPlan::partition_statisticsimpls to returnResult<Arc<Statistics>>.PhysicalPlanDecodeContextparameter onparse_protobuf_partitioning/parse_protobuf_hash_partitioning.BatchPartitioner::new_hash_partitioneris now fallible; propagate the error.TaskContext::newgained ahigher_order_functionsHashMap argument andFunctionRegistrygainedhigher_order_function/higher_order_function_names; wire both with empty defaults inBallistaFunctionRegistryand at everyTaskContext::newcall site.Verified locally:
cargo check --workspace --all-targets --lockedcargo check -p ballista-scheduler -p ballista-executor -p ballista-core -p ballista --no-default-features --lockedcd ballista && cargo check --no-default-features --features standalone --lockedcargo clippy --all-targets --workspace --all-features -- -D warningscargo fmt --all -- --checkTest suite execution and the full workspace build are deferred to CI.
Are there any user-facing changes?
Yes. Ballista will now require DataFusion 54.0.0. The minimum supported
rustylineversion forballista-clirises to 18.0.0. No public Ballista APIs are intentionally broken in this PR beyond the underlying DataFusion 54 churn that downstream embedders will already be tracking.