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fix(spark)!: preserve decimal aggregate types and arithmetic - #1448
Spark SUM/AVG exports currently declare result types that differ from their standard functions. Use Spark extension definitions for decimal and i64 inputs, including window calls, and carry explicit overflow modes. Retain optimized SUM's i64 accumulator and final unscaled decimal conversion through make_decimal or try_make_decimal with a type argument.
Reversing DecimalAggregates changes AVG from 0.000001 to 0.000002 for 20,000 DECIMAL(10,2) rows with one 0.03 and the rest zero. Preserve the optimized arithmetic and protect imported decimal calls from that rewrite. Decimal overflow can still depend on physical buffer materialization.
Design question: this uses Spark-specific encoding by default, including BIGINT calls. Should it be opt-in instead? This revisits the interoperability choice in PR 386.
BREAKING CHANGE: Decimal and i64 SUM/AVG exports now require consumers to implement extension:substrait:spark and the unscaled_value, make_decimal and try_make_decimal scalar functions when referenced. These aggregate declarations support INITIAL_TO_RESULT only; staged calls are rejected.
Use Spark extension declarations for decimal and i64 SUM/AVG so result types, accumulators and overflow modes match Spark. Preserve unscaled decimal values and optimized window calls, and list the functions in the dialect.
BREAKING CHANGE: Decimal and i64 SUM/AVG exports now require consumers to support extension:substrait:spark and unscaled_value when referenced. These aggregate declarations support INITIAL_TO_RESULT only; staged calls are rejected.
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New Features
Added Spark-specific support for exporting and importing decimal and 64-bit integer SUM and AVG aggregates, including window aggregates.
Added Spark-compatible result types and overflow behavior for these aggregates.
Added decimal constructor conversions, including nullable results when precision overflows.
Decimal AVG operations can now be optimized while preserving their results.
Limitations
Staged aggregation is not supported; only initial-to-result aggregation is available.
The Spark extension adds decimal and i64 SUM and AVG declarations, export and import support, decimal conversion functions, and handling for optimized decimal aggregate and window expressions.
The schema declares decimal conversion functions and decimal and i64 sum and avg overloads. The dialect, extension, and generator advertise Spark aggregate and window functions. The README documents result types, overflow behavior, and supported aggregation phases.
Export validates aggregate result types and adds overflow options to aggregate and aggregate-window calls. Decimal constructors map between Spark MakeDecimal expressions and Spark extension functions. Tests cover round trips, overflow behavior, result-type validation, and unscaled_value.
Import configures aggregate and aggregate-window functions from their declarations, options, phases, and output types. Tests cover phase restrictions, option parsing, and type validation.
Optimized decimal and window plan handling spark/src/main/scala/io/substrait/spark/logical/ToSubstraitRel.scala, spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/SparkAggregateFunctionsSuite.scala
Plan export passes optimized aggregate expressions through and reconstructs supported wrapped window expressions with a project. Tests cover optimizer settings, window frames, and aggregate buffer behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant ToAggregateFunction
participant SparkAggregateFunctions
participant SubstraitInvocation
participant ToLogicalPlan
ToAggregateFunction->>SparkAggregateFunctions: Validate result type and derive options
ToAggregateFunction->>SubstraitInvocation: Build aggregate invocation
SubstraitInvocation->>ToLogicalPlan: Provide declaration, options, phase, and output type
ToLogicalPlan->>SparkAggregateFunctions: Configure aggregate
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Consumers must support the documented Spark extensions. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.
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[#1435] Spark SUM and AVG declarations use Spark result types and explicit overflow modes. The exporter preserves optimized decimal arithmetic and validates result types. Import protection prevents de…
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[#1435] The Spark aggregate and scalar definitions, i64 support, window handling, import protection, tests, and documentation support decimal aggregate conversion and its optimized expressions.
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[#1435] Spark SUM and AVG declarations use Spark result types and explicit overflow modes. The exporter preserves optimized decimal arithmetic and validates result types. Import protection prevents decimal aggregate rewrites. Automated tests cover values, types, overflow, windows, and rejected staged calls.
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This test restores TRY before export, so it cannot detect a lost mode in the source plan. Add coverage for the unmodified plan. Check that a successful export preserves TRY overflow behavior, or that export rejects a plan whose mode cannot be recovered.
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Review comment at
@spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/SparkAggregateFunctionsSuite.scala
around lines 344 - 355:
Update the TRY-mode coverage in this test around the optimized plan and export
path so it also exports the unmodified optimized plan before any
AggregateExpression transformation restores TRY. Assert that export preserves
TRY overflow behavior, or rejects the plan if its mode cannot be recovered;
retain the existing restored-plan coverage.
201-202: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert standard aggregate window coverage independently.
If max:i64 disappears from the generator and the YAML is regenerated, these assertions can still pass. Add an independent check for a supported standard aggregate window implementation.
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assert(advertised.intersect(replaced).isEmpty)
}
+ val windowAdvertised = dialect.supportedWindowFunctions().asScala.toSeq.flatMap {+ f => f.supportedImpls().asScala.toSeq.map(impl => (urns(f.source()), s"${f.name()}:$impl"))+ }.toSet+ assert(windowAdvertised.contains((DefaultExtensionCatalog.FUNCTIONS_ARITHMETIC, "max:i64")))
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Review comment at @spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/DialectSuite.scala
around lines 201 - 202:
In the DialectSuite coverage assertions, add an independent check that a
standard aggregate window implementation, max:i64, is advertised through
supportedWindowFunctions; keep this check separate from the generated YAML
subset assertions so removing the implementation from the generator cannot make
both checks pass.
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Review comments at
@spark/src/main/scala/io/substrait/spark/expression/SparkAggregateFunctions.scala:
- Around line 77-87: Update the aggregate export logic around the `Sum` case and
`overflow` selection to preserve TRY semantics for optimized low-precision
decimal sums under ANSI mode, so overflow returns null rather than raising an
error. Preserve the original evaluation mode before optimization when available;
if it cannot be recovered, reject the export instead of emitting `ERROR`.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/DialectSuite.scala:
- Around line 201-202: In the DialectSuite coverage assertions, add an
independent check that a standard aggregate window implementation, max:i64, is
advertised through supportedWindowFunctions; keep this check separate from the
generated YAML subset assertions so removing the implementation from the
generator cannot make both checks pass.
Review comments at
@spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/SparkAggregateFunctionsSuite.scala:
- Around line 344-355: Update the TRY-mode coverage in this test around the
optimized plan and export path so it also exports the unmodified optimized plan
before any AggregateExpression transformation restores TRY. Assert that export
preserves TRY overflow behavior, or rejects the plan if its mode cannot be
recovered; retain the existing restored-plan coverage.
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Preserve the optimized i64 SUM arithmetic or reject conversions where the
decimal SUM cannot preserve its result. Add an automated overflow regression
test.
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Review comment at @spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/DialectSuite.scala
around lines 189 - 203:
In the DialectSuite declaration checks, separate aggregate and window
declarations so window-only keys cannot satisfy the aggregate assertion. Build
`declaredAggregate` from `standard.aggregateFunctions()` and `declaredWindow`
from `standard.windowFunctions()`, applying the existing replacements and Spark
keys to both; pair each supported-function collection with its matching
declaration set, using the window collection for windows.
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Review comments at @spark/src/test/scala/io/substrait/spark/DialectSuite.scala:
- Around line 189-203: In the DialectSuite declaration checks, separate
aggregate and window declarations so window-only keys cannot satisfy the
aggregate assertion. Build `declaredAggregate` from
`standard.aggregateFunctions()` and `declaredWindow` from
`standard.windowFunctions()`, applying the existing replacements and Spark keys
to both; pair each supported-function collection with its matching declaration
set, using the window collection for windows.
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Spark SUM/AVG exports currently declare result types that differ from their standard functions. Use Spark extension definitions for decimal and i64 inputs, including window calls, and carry explicit overflow modes. Retain optimized SUM's i64 accumulator and final unscaled decimal conversion through make_decimal or try_make_decimal with a type argument.
Reversing DecimalAggregates changes AVG from 0.000001 to 0.000002 for 20,000 DECIMAL(10,2) rows with one 0.03 and the rest zero. Preserve the optimized arithmetic and protect imported decimal calls from that rewrite. Decimal overflow can still depend on physical buffer materialization.
Design question: this uses Spark-specific encoding by default, including BIGINT calls. Should it be opt-in instead? This revisits the interoperability choice in PR 386.
Closes #1435
BREAKING CHANGE: Decimal and i64 SUM/AVG exports now require consumers to implement extension:substrait:spark and the unscaled_value, make_decimal and try_make_decimal scalar functions when referenced. These aggregate declarations support INITIAL_TO_RESULT only; staged calls are rejected.