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Considering the fact that the downstream is accessible to the schema and might be able to generate a pk (e.g. JDBC), we could perform a not-so-strict primary key check on the sink:
Try to fetch downstream's pk info.
If the downstream has its own pk, use the downstream's pk. If not, use user-defined pk. If the user hasn't defined a pk, then we should reject the sink DDL.
Note that this should be done in meta, and should be part of sink validation.
Considering the fact that the downstream is accessible to the schema and might be able to generate a pk (e.g. JDBC), we could perform a not-so-strict primary key check on the sink:
Note that this should be done in meta, and should be part of sink validation.
Related: #7045 (comment)
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