[fix][sql][branch-3.0] Fix long decimal compatibility in Trino 368. - #23419
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@shibd Do you use closing and reopening to trigger CI? Please use We have quite a few flaky tests in branch-3.0 (as well as in other branches) so getting a fully green CI pass is hard. One potential improvement for Pulsar CI would be to run only failed tests in retries. |
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Motivation
After upgrading to trino368 #20016, the long decimal type is represented by a block type.
However, Trino expects to get an Int128 type, which causes an error.
Modifications
PulsarRecordCursor.getObject(): We can't simply assume that a Block is an object in trino368;Int128ArrayBlock, convert to Int32: This is a simple workaround for the current version. In the new version of Trino,FieldValueProviderhas provided getObject to replacegetBlock, keeping it consistent with theRecordCursorinterface. Since it's only contributed back to branch-3.0, a simple fix is provided here.Verifying this change
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