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Support raise_error()
on [databricks] 14.3, Spark 4.
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#11969
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Fixes NVIDIA#10969. This commit adds support for `raise_error()` on Databricks 14.3 and Spark 4.0. On these new Spark versions, the `RaiseError` expression (that powers the `raise_error()` API function) was changed from a Unary expression to a Binary one. This was done without modifying the arity of `raise_error()`. The ostensible reason seems to have been to eventually allow user-code to raise custom errors via `raise_error()`. This commit allows `raise_error()` to work on the GPU as it currently does on the CPU: as a unary function powered by a binary expression in the background. The tests have been modified to verify both the new behaviour and the legacy one on new platforms, while continuing to run as before on legacy platforms. Signed-off-by: MithunR <[email protected]>
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I like how you have created the MapData
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The errors in license header check are invalid. I will merge this anyways. |
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Fixes #10969.
This commit adds support for
raise_error()
on Databricks 14.3 and Spark 4.0.On these new Spark versions, the
RaiseError
expression (that powers theraise_error()
API function) was changed from a Unary expression to a Binary one. This was done without modifying the arity ofraise_error()
. The ostensible reason seems to have been to eventually allow user-code to raise custom errors viaraise_error()
.This commit allows
raise_error()
to work on the GPU as it currently does on the CPU: as a unary function powered by a binary expression in the background.The tests have been modified to verify both the new behaviour and the legacy one on new platforms, while continuing to run as before on legacy platforms.