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[Kernel] Handle KernelEngineException when reading the _last_checkpoint file #3086

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There is an issue with the CloseableIterator interface that Kernel is using. Currently, it extends Java's iterator, which doesn't throw any exceptions. We use CloseableIterator when returning data read from a file or any incremental data access. Any IOException in hasNext or next is wrapped in a UncheckedIOException or RuntimeException. Users of the CloseableIterator need to catch for UncheckedIOException or RuntimeException explicitly and look at the cause if they are interested in the IOException. This is not consistent and causes problems for the code that want to handle exceptions like FileNotFoundException (subclass of IOException) and take further actions.

  • Change the CloseableIterator.{next, hasNext} contract to expect KernelEngineException for any exceptions that occur while executing in the Engine.
  • Update the DefaultParquetHandler and DefaultJsonHandler to throw KernelEngineException instead of UncheckedIOException or RuntimeException.
  • In the checkpoint metadata loading method, catch KernelEngineException and see if the cause is FileNotFoundException. If yes, don't retry loading.

@vkorukanti vkorukanti changed the title [Kernel] Handle UncheckedIOException when reading the _last_checkpoint file [Kernel] Handle KernelEngineException when reading the _last_checkpoint file May 16, 2024
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LGTM with minor comments

* Throws when the {@link Engine} encountered an error while executing an operation.
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public class KernelEngineException extends RuntimeException {
private static final String msgT = "Encountered an error from the underlying engine " +
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what does the capital T mean in msgT?

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It was a shortened messageTemplate. Renaming it to msgTemplate

* any) wrapped in this exception as cause. E.g.
* {@link IOException} thrown while trying to read from a Delta
* log file. It will be wrapped in this exception as cause.
* @throws KernelException When encountered an operation or state that is invalid or
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for KernelEngineException you state i'ts for exceptions that occur in the Engine.

Am I correct in assuming that KernelException is for exceptions that occur in the Kernel, not in the engine? Can you add that very short clarification here?

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That is correct. Clarified.

@vkorukanti vkorukanti merged commit c024269 into delta-io:master May 16, 2024
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…checkpoint` file (#3086)

There is an issue with the `CloseableIterator` interface that Kernel is
using. Currently, it extends Java's `iterator`, which doesn't throw any
exceptions. We use `CloseableIterator` when returning data read from a
file or any incremental data access. Any `IOException` in `hasNext` or
`next` is wrapped in a `UncheckedIOException` or `RuntimeException`.
Users of the `CloseableIterator` need to catch for
`UncheckedIOException` or `RuntimeException` explicitly and look at the
cause if they are interested in the `IOException`. This is not
consistent and causes problems for the code that want to handle
exceptions like `FileNotFoundException` (subclass of `IOException`) and
take further actions.

* Change the `CloseableIterator.{next, hasNext}` contract to expect
`KernelEngineException` for any exceptions that occur while executing in
the `Engine`.
* Update the `DefaultParquetHandler` and `DefaultJsonHandler` to throw
`KernelEngineException` instead of `UncheckedIOException` or
`RuntimeException`.
* In the checkpoint metadata loading method, catch
`KernelEngineException` and see if the cause is `FileNotFoundException.`
If yes, don't retry loading.
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