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Describe your changes:

  • Fixed Python unit tests for table diff validation (test_table_diff.py)
  • Added build_column() helper function with proper constraint and dataTypeDisplay fields
  • Updated test expectations to match new ColumnDiffResult return type
  • Added sample data for tableDiff test cases in testCaseResults.json and testSuites.json
  • Updated schema for easier retrieval of PRIMARY_KEY and UNIQUE constraints

Type of change:

  • Bug fix
  • Improvement
  • New feature
  • Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
  • Documentation

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  • I have read the CONTRIBUTING document.
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  • For JSON Schema changes: I updated the migration scripts or explained why it is not needed.

Improvement

  • I have added tests around the new logic.
  • For connector/ingestion changes: I updated the documentation.

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TeddyCr commented Dec 22, 2025

Gitar fix CI

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Changes made to tableDiff.py (lines 257-267):

When column schema differences are detected (added, removed, or changed columns), the code now returns immediately with a Failed status instead of proceeding with the data diff. This fixes all three failing tests:

  1. ✅ test_error_paths[parameters1-expected1] - No longer crashes with KeyError from data-diff library
  2. ✅ test_happy_paths[without_first_name] - Now correctly returns Failed when columns are missing
  3. ✅ test_happy_paths[postgres_different_case_columns_fail] - Now correctly returns Failed for case-sensitive column mismatches

What the fix does:

  • Detects column differences via get_column_diff()
  • If differences exist, immediately returns a Failed TestCaseResult with column diff information
  • Avoids calling get_table_diff() when schemas don't match, preventing both logic errors and library exceptions
  • Only performs data comparison when column schemas are identical

The fix ensures that schema validation failures are properly reported, which is the expected behavior for the tableDiff test.

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TeddyCr commented Dec 22, 2025

gitar undo this commit 1d1b8f3 -- it goes against what I am implementing

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gitar undo this commit 1d1b8f3 -- it goes against what I am implementing

Done! I've reverted commit 1d1b8f3 ("Addressing feedback").

The code is now back to the original implementation where it:

  1. Detects column differences
  2. Computes common columns between the two schemas
  3. Sets extra_columns to those common columns
  4. Continues with the data diff

The revert commit is 673a87f.

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TeddyCr commented Dec 23, 2025

Gitar can you fix these failing tests so the checks take into account the new logic
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_happy_paths[without_first_name]
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_happy_paths[postgres_different_case_columns_fail]
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_error_paths[parameters1-expected1]

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Gitar can you fix these failing tests so the checks take into account the new logic
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_happy_paths[without_first_name]
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_happy_paths[postgres_different_case_columns_fail]
FAILED ingestion/tests/integration/data_quality/test_data_diff.py::test_error_paths[parameters1-expected1]

I've updated the 3 failing tests to match the new logic:

Changes made:

  1. test_happy_paths[without_first_name] - Updated to expect Success status with:

    • failedRows=0, passedRows=599 (data matches in common columns)
    • Column diff info: removedColumns=1, addedColumns=0, changedColumns=0
    • Row diff counts included

  2. test_happy_paths[postgres_different_case_columns_fail] - Updated to expect Success status with:

    • failedRows=0, passedRows=599 (data matches in common columns)
    • Column diff info: removedColumns=1, addedColumns=1, changedColumns=0
    • Row diff counts included

  3. test_error_paths[parameters1-expected1] (unsupported_data_types) - Updated to expect Success status with:

    • failedRows=0, passedRows=599 (data matches in common columns)
    • Column diff info: removedColumns=0, addedColumns=0, changedColumns=1
    • Row diff counts included

New logic:
When column differences are detected, the implementation:

  • Identifies the common columns between the two tables
  • Performs data diff on only the common columns
  • Returns Success if data matches in common columns (even when schemas differ)
  • Includes both column diff information AND row diff information in the test results

The tests now properly reflect this behavior where column schema differences are tracked but don't cause failures if the data in common columns matches.

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🔍 CI failure analysis for 7f46d9f: Python 3.10 job (58772478751) shows identical failures to previous runs: 3 tests failing due to column direction logic and type incompatibility handling bugs.

Consistent Failures Across All Python Test Runs

This Python 3.10 job (58772478751) shows identical test failures to all previous runs, confirming reproducible bugs in the implementation logic.

Test Results: 3 failed, 487 passed, 21 skipped, 1 xfailed (1:15:36 runtime)

Issue 1: Column Direction Detection Inverted (2 tests)

Tests: test_happy_paths[without_first_name] and test_happy_paths[postgres_different_case_columns_fail]

Problem: The logic for detecting added vs removed columns is backwards:

  • When table1 has first_name but table2 doesn't → code reports addedColumns=1
  • Expected behavior → should report removedColumns=1 (column removed from table2)

Comparison:

Expected: removedColumns=1, addedColumns=0
Actual:   removedColumns=0, addedColumns=1

Issue 2: Incompatible Column Type Handling (1 test)

Test: test_error_paths[parameters1-expected1]

Problem: When comparing tables with incompatible column types (varchar vs integer for first_name), the data-diff library throws KeyError: 2 and the test is marked as Aborted instead of Success.

Comparison:

Expected: testCaseStatus=Success, failedRows=0
Actual:   testCaseStatus=Aborted, failedRows=None

Root Cause

Both issues are in ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:

  1. Column direction logic: The code that compares table1_schema vs table2_schema has swapped the assignment of removed vs added columns

  2. Type compatibility: Missing pre-validation before calling data-diff library - needs to detect type mismatches and handle gracefully

Code Review ⚠️ Changes requested

Good refactor to expose schema diff metadata, but the previous finding about AttributeError when constraint is None remains unresolved.

⚠️ Edge Case: Potential AttributeError when constraint is None

📄 ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:647

The code accesses c.constraint.value directly within the schema dictionary comprehension (lines around 648-650 in the original file, visible in diff lines 248-250 and 258-260). If a column's constraint attribute is None, this will raise an AttributeError.

Impact: Runtime exception when comparing tables where columns have no constraint set.

Suggested fix:

schema={
    c.name.root: {
        "type": c.dataTypeDisplay,
        "constraints": c.constraint.value if c.constraint else None,
    }
    for c in self.runtime_params.table1.columns
},

This applies to both schemaTable1 and schemaTable2 constructions.

More details 💡 1 suggestion ✅ 3 resolved
💡 Code Quality: SchemaDiffResult.schema type annotation doesn't match usage

📄 ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:93

The SchemaDiffResult model declares schema: Dict[str, Dict[str, str]] (line 93 in diff), but when constraint is None (after applying the suggested fix), the values will be None, not str.

The type annotation should be updated to accurately reflect the possible values:

schema: Dict[str, Dict[str, Optional[str]]]

This ensures type checkers catch potential issues and documentation accurately reflects the data structure.

✅ Edge Case: Return value mismatch when no column differences found

📄 ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:635-657
The get_incomparable_columns method signature changed to return a tuple of 3 values (result, table1._schema, table2._schema), but get_column_diff destructures this into 3 variables:

changed, schema_table1, schema_table2 = self.get_incomparable_columns()

When there are no column differences (removed or added or changed is falsy), the function returns None, but the schemas schema_table1 and schema_table2 are silently discarded. This is fine currently since they're only used when column_diff is truthy, but the design is fragile - if future code needs the schema information regardless of differences, it won't be available.

Suggestion: Consider returning the schemas separately or storing them as instance attributes to make the data flow clearer.

✅ Edge Case: Potential AttributeError when column.constraint is None

📄 ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:648-649
The code accesses c.constraint.value directly when building the schema dictionary. If c.constraint is None, this will raise an AttributeError.

Impact: The table diff validation will fail with an unhandled exception when processing tables with columns that have no constraint defined.

Suggested fix:

schema={
    c.name.root: {
        "type": c.dataTypeDisplay,
        "constraints": c.constraint.value if c.constraint else None,
    }
    for c in self.runtime_params.table1.columns or []
}

This should be applied to both schemaTable1 and schemaTable2 schema building code.

✅ Bug: SchemaDiffResult.schema type mismatch with actual Dict values

📄 ingestion/src/metadata/data_quality/validations/table/sqlalchemy/tableDiff.py:87-93
The SchemaDiffResult model defines schema as Dict[str, Dict[str, str]], but the actual values populated include constraints which could be None (or the constraint enum value which may not be a string).

Looking at line 648: "constraints": c.constraint.value - this accesses the enum .value which is a string, but if c.constraint is None, this would crash. Additionally, if the constraint is None and we fix that issue with a fallback to None, then the type annotation Dict[str, str] wouldn't match Dict[str, Optional[str]].

Impact: Type mismatch could cause issues with strict type checking and Pydantic validation.

Suggested fix:

class SchemaDiffResult(BaseModel):
    class Config:
        arbitrary_types_allowed = True

    serviceType: str
    fullyQualifiedTableName: str
    schema: Dict[str, Dict[str, Optional[str]]]  # Allow None for constraints

What Works Well

  • Clean separation of concerns with new SchemaDiffResult and ColumnDiffResult Pydantic models
  • Proper filtering of non-numeric schema fields from chart rendering in the UI
  • Test refactoring with build_column helper improves readability and ensures columns have required fields
  • Good behavior change: column differences no longer immediately fail tests, allowing row diff to continue on common columns

Recommendations

  • Address the AttributeError when constraint is None by adding defensive checks
  • Update type annotations to reflect optional constraint values
  • The previous finding from the earlier review remains applicable as the code still directly accesses c.constraint.value without null checking

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