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Add Default Row Commit Version to AddFile and RemoveFile #1781

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This PR implements part of the changes proposed in #1747. It adds the defaultRowCommitVersion field to AddFile and RemoveFile, and it makes sure that it's populated during commits and read during log replay. It does not handle any transaction conflicts yet.

How was this patch tested?

Added a new test suite DefaultRowCommitVersionSuite.

Does this PR introduce any user-facing changes?

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Looks like a good start on the feature. Just a couple nits.

It does not handle any transaction conflicts yet.

This is merely TODO, right?

@@ -278,8 +278,11 @@ abstract class CloneTableBase(
val copiedFile = fileToCopy.copy(dataChange = true)
opName match {
case CloneTableCommand.OP_NAME =>
// CLONE does not preserve Row IDs and Commit Versions
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why not?

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It is explained in the design document. The fundamental problem is that there is no way to remove a file and add it back with a different baseRowId in the same commit. This causes issues with incremental clones.

Comment on lines 105 to 106
val filters: Seq[Expression] = Seq(col("id = 150").expr)
val scan: DeltaScan = deltaLog.update().filesForScan(filters)
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Is there some reason these val (and only these) need explicit types?

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There's no reason. I think I temporarily added them when I was fighting with IntellIJ not being able to infer the right type. I will remove it.

@@ -1710,6 +1715,8 @@ trait OptimisticTransactionImpl extends TransactionalWrite
conflictChecker.checkConflicts()
}

protected def getFirstAttemptVersion: Long = readVersion + 1L
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This is the first attempted commit version?
(not sure if name change or just doc comment is better)

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The name was chosen to match getNextAttemptVersion. I will add a doc comment to make it clearer what it is.

scottsand-db pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 9, 2024
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## Description
Delta Protocol for Row IDs was introduced in this PR:
#1610

Support for writing fresh row IDs / row commit versions was introduced
in the following PRs:
- #1723
- #1781
- #1896

**This is sufficient to enable row tracking on a table and write to a
table that has row tracking enabled** but not to actually read row IDs /
row commit versions back, which is also being added in Delta at the
moment ([read
BaseRowId](283ac02).
[read
defaultRowCommitVersion](#2795),
[read RowId](#2856)...)

Using row tracking is currently only allowed in testing, this change
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## Description
Delta Protocol for Row IDs was introduced in this PR:
delta-io#1610

Support for writing fresh row IDs / row commit versions was introduced
in the following PRs:
- delta-io#1723
- delta-io#1781
- delta-io#1896

**This is sufficient to enable row tracking on a table and write to a
table that has row tracking enabled** but not to actually read row IDs /
row commit versions back, which is also being added in Delta at the
moment ([read
BaseRowId](delta-io@283ac02).
[read
defaultRowCommitVersion](delta-io#2795),
[read RowId](delta-io#2856)...)

Using row tracking is currently only allowed in testing, this change
allows enabling row tracking outside of testing so that the upcoming
Delta 3.2 release includes support for writing to tables with row
tracking enabled, making Delta writers future-proof.
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```
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