Revert "Extensible pagination token implementation"#2123
Revert "Extensible pagination token implementation"#2123eric-maynard wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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This reverts commit fb418a2.
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Confirmed that catalog creation succeeds again after this revert. |
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Good catch! Fixing this (unexpected) breakage makes sense to me. @eric-maynard : shall we redo the pagination PR with the above error in mind? |
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The alternative to reverting, I guess, is to fix-forward, but I am personally not available to do this fix today 😅 |
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+1 to fix-forward |
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@eric-maynard do you have a reproducer as a test? |
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The CLI command in the description reproduces the error from the description when Polaris is running (I used We cannot break main and try to fix-forward the next day. |
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I'll work on a regtest, though -- I'm not sure why this would have passed CI if the error is real. We can hold this until then if it doesn't repro |
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Hey, @eric-maynard. Thanks for finding this! I agree with you and I think we should revert (rather than fix-forward). Here's what I'd recommend:
What do you think? |
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+1 @adam-christian-software, we can hold this until I have a test -- I left a comment on the original PR, but I think the issue only occurs when you also have another Scala module on the classpath (like when using the Spark plugin). I'll close this and re-open a revert or fix-forward when there's a test. |
Reverts #1938
After pulling in this change, I see errors when trying to create a catalog on main:
The server logs point to changes from this PR: