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Feat: Add Apache Doris engine adapter with OLAP and multi-catalog lakehouse support - #6154
Connects via PyMySQL (sqlmesh[doris]) with autocommit=True, optional pre_ping, and safe one-shot cursor reconnect on non-timeout MySQL-protocol disconnects (OperationalError 2006 / 2013 / 2055) in both _execute and _fetch_native_dfstrictly for read-only / idempotent session statements (SELECT, AST-verified WITH ... SELECT / set-operation CTE queries, SHOW, DESCRIBE, DESC, EXPLAIN, USE, SWITCH) outside active transactions, restoring active catalog (SWITCH) and database (USE) state across reconnects while never retrying mutating statements (including WITH ... INSERT).
Registered in FORBIDDEN_STATE_SYNC_ENGINES with a clear configuration error guiding users to configure a dedicated state_connection, and included in sqlmesh init templates and documentation (docs/integrations/engines/doris.md).
Supports UNIQUE KEY (including INCREMENTAL_BY_UNIQUE_KEY auto-propagation, Merge-on-Write properties, compaction_policy (time_series / size_based), function_column.sequence_col / sequence_type, and custom order_by / cluster_by sort keys emitted as CLUSTER BY (...)), DUPLICATE KEY, and AGGREGATE KEY, plus table_type / keys aliases.
Automatically reorders OLAP key columns to the leading prefix of CREATE TABLE schemas, CTAS projections (_reorder_olap_columns & _reorder_unannotated_ctas_query across single SELECT, UNION ALL, CTE, and unaliased aggregate/arithmetic projections), insert_append, merge, insert_overwrite_by_partition, insert_overwrite_by_time_partition, and _scd_type_2. Coerces TEXT/STRING key columns (e.g., from Pandas DataFrames or unannotated SEEDs) to VARCHAR(255) and enforces Doris's 36-byte shortkey index prefix budget so FLOAT/DOUBLE/COMPLEX columns never land ahead of key columns.
Preserves table aliases (AS t) when rewriting self-referencing replace_query statements to temporary staging tables in both EngineAdapter.replace_query and DorisEngineAdapter.replace_query.
Shortens > 64-character _schema_tmp identifiers across DDL, _truncate_table, fetchall, fetchdf, execute, and information_schema.tables lookups to satisfy Doris's 64-character identifier limit.
Normalizes Doris DESCRIBE types (DECIMALV3, DATETIMEV2, DATEV2, TIMESTAMPTZ, LARGEINT/INT128, TINYINT(1)/BOOLEAN, STRUCT, ARRAY, MAP, BITMAP, HLL, AGG_STATE), supports same-type precision widening (DATETIME(p1) -> DATETIME(p2) and TIMESTAMPTZ(p1) -> TIMESTAMPTZ(p2)), guards get_alter_operations against invalid MODIFY COLUMN or destructive DROP+ADD operations on OLAP key columns, and waits for asynchronous OLAP SCHEMA_CHANGE jobs in both alter_table and create_index.
Supports RowDiff / TableDiff (concat_columns & normalize_value) across scalar, TIMESTAMPTZ, complex (ARRAY, MAP, STRUCT, JSON, VARIANT via CAST(... AS STRING)), INT128 (CAST(... AS LARGEINT)), BITMAP (BITMAP_TO_STRING), and HLL (HLL_TO_BASE64) columns.
Uses native Doris MERGE INTO (SUPPORTS_MERGE = True on Doris 4.1+ for UNIQUE KEY Merge-on-Write and Iceberg tables) with unaliased SET col = ... targets, explicit INSERT (cols) VALUES (...) column lists, and automatic fallback to transactional DELETE + INSERT on Doris < 4.1 or when merge_filter / DELETE clauses are present.
Rewrites DELETE FROM ... WHERE col IN (SELECT ...) (and CONCAT_WS composite keys) into Doris's DELETE FROM target AS _t1 USING (...) AS _t2 WHERE ... syntax for UNIQUE KEY tables, expanding any OR in sibling conditions into separate OR-free statements.
Provides automatic fallback to cardinality-aware batched literal DELETE (_delete_by_literal_keys) for DUPLICATE KEY, AGGREGATE KEY, and external catalog tables without emitting OR or BETWEEN predicates rejected by Doris's DeleteHandler.
Rewrites time-truncation partition DELETE predicates (DATE_TRUNC, TO_DATE, DATE, YEAR, QUARTER, MONTH, WEEK, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND across =, !=, >=, >, <=, <, IN, NOT IN, and IS [NOT] NULL) into half-open bare-column range predicates (col >= <low> AND col < <high>) that Doris's DeleteHandler and partition pruner accept.
Doris 4.1+ Dialect, Indexing, Vector & Full-Text Search, and Lakehouse Time Travel:
Supports TIMESTAMPTZ / TIMESTAMPTZ(p) data types and AT TIME ZONE -> CONVERT_TZ(..., @@time_zone, <tz>).
Supports Iceberg / Paimon / Hudi snapshot and branch/tag time-travel queries (FOR TIME AS OF, FOR VERSION AS OF, @branch(name), @tag(name)) with full upstream lineage extraction in find_tables() and table qualification without misinterpreting @branch/@tag as SQLMesh macros.
Supports Doris ALTER TABLE ... ADD INDEX ... USING INVERTED|ANN|NGRAM_BF|BITMAP (...) PROPERTIES (...), BUILD INDEX idx ON tbl [PARTITION[S] (...)] (including inside @IF post-statements with @this_model resolution), full-text search predicates (MATCH, MATCH_ANY, MATCH_ALL, MATCH_PHRASE, MATCH_PHRASE_PREFIX, MATCH_REGEXP, MATCH_PHRASE_EDGE, SEARCH(...)), and vector distance functions (L2_DISTANCE, COSINE_DISTANCE, INNER_PRODUCT, L1_DISTANCE, L2_DISTANCE_APPROX, INNER_PRODUCT_APPROX).
Supports Doris 4.1+ Iceberg table maintenance and branching post-statements (ALTER TABLE @this_model EXECUTE rewrite_data_files(...), expire_snapshots(...), remove_orphan_files(...), fast_forward(...), cherrypick_snapshot(...), rollback_to_snapshot(...), rollback_to_timestamp(...), set_current_snapshot(...), and ALTER TABLE @this_model CREATE|REPLACE|DROP BRANCH|TAG ...), plus ALTER SYSTEM RENAME COMPUTE GROUP <old> <new>.
Multi-Catalog Lakehouse Support (CatalogSupport.FULL_SUPPORT — Iceberg, Paimon, Hive, Lance):
Supports 3-part catalog.db.table naming, SWITCH <catalog>, catalog-scoped information_schema.tables + mv_infos() discovery, and automatic catalog detection via SHOW CATALOGS.
Supports reading Lance ('type' = 'lance' catalog on Doris 4.1.4+ and s3()/local() TVFs with 'format' = 'lance'), Hudi, Delta Lake, and LakeSoul tables with clear read-only write guards on DDL/DML writes.
Supports both asynchronous multi-table materialized views (BUILD IMMEDIATE|DEFERRED, REFRESH COMPLETE|AUTO ON MANUAL|COMMIT|SCHEDULE, RECREATE_MATERIALIZED_VIEW_ON_EVALUATION = False) and synchronized single-table rollup materialized views (materialized_type = 'SYNC').
Test Plan
Unit & Dialect Tests:
102 passed, 0 failed in tests/core/engine_adapter/test_doris.py, plus tests/core/test_connection_config.py, tests/core/test_dialect.py, and tests/core/engine_adapter/test_base.py -k "replace_query".
Live Docker Integration Suite (apache/doris:fe-4.1.5 & apache/doris:be-4.1.5 + Local Hadoop Iceberg & Paimon Catalogs):
12 passed, 0 failed in tests/core/engine_adapter/integration/test_integration_doris.py (and 77 passed across test_integration.py -m "doris"), covering end-to-end OLAP, Iceberg, and Paimon catalogs, TIMESTAMPTZ(6), native MERGE INTO, BUILD INDEX (INVERTED, ANN vector index, and NGRAM_BFSCHEMA_CHANGE waiting), MATCH_ANY, SEARCH(), L2_DISTANCE_APPROX, INNER_PRODUCT, L1_DISTANCE, Iceberg FOR VERSION/TIME AS OF, @tag, @branch, EXECUTE rewrite_data_files(), sync/async MVs, SCD Type 2, AUTO PARTITION, self-referencing replace_query with table aliases, and multi-column SCHEMA_CHANGE evolution.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added Apache Doris as a supported SQL engine, with connection configuration and support for multiple model types and engine capabilities.
Generated Doris project configurations now include a DuckDB state connection by default.
Added support for parsing and generating Doris-specific SQL.
Added Apache Doris to the CLI engine selection options.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of table references when catalogs are omitted, including self-referencing queries.
Documentation
Added a Doris integration guide covering setup, supported features, limitations, and troubleshooting.
Added Doris installation instructions and documented model strategies, comment support, and engine configuration.
create_view drops the view and then recreates it. For regular views, please use CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW (supported since Doris 2.0, and what the StarRocks adapter does). As written, every promotion briefly removes production views. If the CREATE fails, the production view is gone until the next successful plan. If there's a Doris limitation forcing the drop, please note it in a code comment.
The reconnect retry in _execute re-sends write statements. After error 2013 the statement may already have run, or may still be running if read_timeout fired. Re-sending an INSERT can then duplicate rows on duplicate-key tables (the Doris default). Please retry only reads and other statements that are safe to repeat, or rely on pre_ping.
Mark Doris as community-contributed. Please add the standard notice under the title in docs/integrations/engines/doris.md, matching StarRocks, Db2, Fabric and RisingWave:
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Fail instead of warning when a view targets an external catalog. Right now create_view logs a warning and skips. With the wrong config, a plan reports success but the environment's views are missing. A clear error pointing to virtual_environment_mode: dev_only and environment_catalog_mapping would enforce what the docs already require.
Thanks for the thorough review @StuffbyYuki! All feedback items (plus several additional StarRocks-aligned improvements and edge-case fixes) have been addressed:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW for regular views:
create_view now delegates regular views (materialized=False) directly to super().create_view(...) so replace=True emits atomic CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW without dropping the view first.
For materialized views (materialized=True), where Doris does not support OR REPLACE, all MV properties (build, refresh, refresh_trigger, partitioned_by / partition_by, distributed_by) are validated and built beforeDROP MATERIALIZED VIEW IF EXISTS executes so a malformed configuration never drops an existing MV.
Reconnect-and-retry on OperationalError (2006 / 2013 / 2055) now only runs for read-only / idempotent session statements (SELECT, WITH, SHOW, DESCRIBE, DESC, EXPLAIN, USE, SWITCH via _is_safe_to_retry_sql), never retries when a read_timeout fired (TimeoutError / "timed out"), and never retries write statements (INSERT, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, ALTER, TRUNCATE) so duplicate rows cannot be inserted on DUPLICATE KEY tables.
Community contribution notice in docs:
Added the standard !!! info community contribution banner at the top of docs/integrations/engines/doris.md.
Fail fast when create_view targets an external catalog:
create_view now raises SQLMeshError when targeting a non-internal catalog, instructing the user to configure virtual_environment_mode: dev_only and environment_catalog_mapping (while keeping drop_view on external catalogs a safe no-op during cleanup).
Additional hardening & test coverage (75 unit tests + 57 integration tests):
Aligned with StarRocksEngineAdapter: RECREATE_MATERIALIZED_VIEW_ON_EVALUATION = False, RESOLVE_TABLE_REFS_IN_PHYSICAL_PROPERTIES = frozenset({"excluded_trigger_tables", "source_table"}), SUPPORTS_TUPLE_IN = False, FOR UPDATE lock stripping, single-column create_index guard, partition_by alias support, and automatic REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW <mv> AUTO when a BUILD DEFERRED MV has audits.
Hardened CTAS / DataFrame / SEEDSTRING key coercion to VARCHAR(255), Iceberg BUCKET / TRUNCATE partition transforms, 2-part internal Iceberg CTAS, self-referencing replace_query on new tables, top-level OR / tuple-IN / bare-boolean-column DELETE rewrites, and get_alter_operations key-column guards.
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This pull request adds Apache Doris as a SQLMesh engine. It adds connection configuration and SQL parsing, registers the engine adapter, and updates catalog-aware table-reference handling. It also adds integration test infrastructure, Doris-specific coverage, and documentation.
Changes: Doris engine integration
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Connection configuration and project setup sqlmesh/core/config/connection.py, sqlmesh/core/config/__init__.py, sqlmesh/cli/project_init.py, pyproject.toml, tests/core/test_connection_config.py
Adds Doris connection options, TLS handling, session-variable validation and initialization, and catalog selection. Generated Doris projects use DuckDB for state. Adds the Doris optional dependency and pytest marker.
Doris SQL parsing and generation sqlmesh/core/dialect.py, tests/core/test_dialect.py
Adds Doris parsing and generation for user-defined types, table versions, match operators, indexes, build-index statements, and related SQL constructs.
Adapter registration and catalog-aware table references sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/*, sqlmesh/core/model/definition.py, tests/core/engine_adapter/test_base.py, tests/core/engine_adapter/test_starrocks.py
Registers DorisEngineAdapter. Updates table replacement and model-reference resolution to handle omitted catalogs using default_catalog. Adds tests for catalog-qualified references.
Integration test infrastructure and coverage .github/scripts/*, .github/workflows/pr.yaml, Makefile, tests/core/engine_adapter/integration/*, pyproject.toml
Adds Doris Docker services, readiness checks, a test gateway, and CI and Make targets. Adds Doris integration tests and adjusts shared integration helpers and cases for Doris-specific behavior.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to ca25f
Table replacement can select the wrong source when the active and configured catalogs differ. Some refreshes also commit deletions before replacement data is written, requiring manual recovery after failure. Exposure depends on the configured database account’s permissions; no database privilege bypass was established.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: The shared replacement matcher resolves omitted catalogs using the configured default rather than the active session catalog. With default catalog A, active catalog B, existing target A.db.t, and source db.t, it classifies the source as self-referencing and rewrites it to staged A.db.t instead of reading B.db.t. This newly introduced substitution can corrupt cross-catalog results. It requires a caller supplying a two-part source after a catalog switch; exploitability beyond existing database permissions was not established.
Medium · reliability · observed: Doris refresh and key-replacement paths can commit deletions before insertion completes, without automatic rollback. Failure or interruption can leave published data empty or incomplete; staging cleanup does not restore the target. This is a documented new integration constraint, not an undisclosed transactional guarantee: Iceberg recovery requires quiescing writers and restoring the correct snapshot or explicitly restating the model.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — Effective exposure includes tables writable by the configured Doris account and external catalogs accessible through Doris. The catalog-identity concern affects source selection within that authority; tenant boundaries, underlying storage permissions, and cross-environment reach cannot be determined from the supplied configuration surface.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A caller controlling replacement SQL can encounter unintended source substitution when using two-part names after switching catalogs. Fully qualifying the source with the different catalog avoids this matching case. The inspected path establishes an integrity concern, not a verified privilege-escalation or cross-tenant disclosure path.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The connection configuration disables local file loading, quotes catalog and database identifiers, validates session-variable names, and renders values through SQL expressions. When TLS is requested, the connection factory closes and rejects a returned connection that does not report secure transport.
observed — The execution retry path attempts in-place driver reconnection using ping(reconnect=True), whereas the negotiated-TLS rejection is implemented in the connection factory. The inspected adapter does not repeat that check directly after ping; whether the driver independently prevents downgrade on that path remains unresolved.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Staging protects recognized self-references from being read after deletion, and cleanup releases temporary resources on ordinary exception unwinding. It does not provide target rollback; key replacement drops its staging table even when insertion raises, leaving recovery dependent on upstream data or external snapshots.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make catalog identity explicit before replacement matching, and apply the same required-TLS guarantee to every reconnect path before retrying application statements. Validate divergent active/default catalogs and TLS-unavailable reconnects as lifecycle cases.
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Hoist the default-catalog lookup out of _is_target_table.
_is_target_table is called for every exp.Table in the query, in find_all and again in the add_transform lambda. For each table that does not match the target by exact name, it evaluates self.default_catalog twice. It also re-copies and re-normalizes the target on every call.
The default_catalog property (Lines 287-296) falls back to self.get_current_catalog() when _default_catalog is unset. On adapters that use a catalog function, that fallback is a database round trip. Before this change, the call happened only in temp_table, and only when the query was self-referencing. Now every engine pays it on every replace_query call that references a table.
Compute the default catalog and the normalized target once, before the helper is defined.
♻️ Proposed refactor
- def _is_target_table(node: exp.Expr) -> bool:- if not isinstance(node, exp.Table):- return False- if quote_identifiers(node.copy()) == quote_identifiers(target_table.copy()):- return True- if self.default_catalog:- norm_node = node.copy()- if not norm_node.catalog and norm_node.db:- norm_node.set("catalog", exp.parse_identifier(self.default_catalog))- norm_target = target_table.copy()- if not norm_target.catalog and norm_target.db:- norm_target.set("catalog", exp.parse_identifier(self.default_catalog))- return quote_identifiers(norm_node) == quote_identifiers(norm_target)- return False+ default_catalog = self.default_catalog++ def _qualified(table: exp.Table) -> exp.Table:+ table = table.copy()+ if default_catalog and not table.catalog and table.db:+ table.set("catalog", exp.parse_identifier(default_catalog))+ return quote_identifiers(table)++ quoted_target = quote_identifiers(target_table.copy())+ qualified_target = _qualified(target_table)++ def _is_target_table(node: exp.Expr) -> bool:+ if not isinstance(node, exp.Table):+ return False+ if quote_identifiers(node.copy()) == quoted_target:+ return True+ return bool(default_catalog) and _qualified(node) == qualified_target
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Review comment at @sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/base.py around lines 529 - 542:
In the replace_query logic, update _is_target_table to avoid repeated
default_catalog lookups and target copying/normalization: compute the catalog
and normalized target once before defining the helper, then reuse them when
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- Line 766: Update the Doris FULL materialization entry in the table to describe
`CREATE TABLE ... AS SELECT` for new OLAP tables and `DELETE` followed by
`INSERT` when replacing an existing OLAP table, removing `TRUNCATE TABLE`.
Preserve the existing Iceberg `INSERT OVERWRITE` description.
Review comments at @docs/integrations/engines/doris.md:
- Around line 621-624: Update the external Iceberg entries in the
incremental-workflow matrix to state that DELETE-based support requires Doris
4.1.0 or later and Iceberg format version 2 or higher. Do not claim these
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- Around line 529-542: In the replace_query logic, update _is_target_table to
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Major · Do not classify DATETIME and TIMESTAMPTZ as interchangeable. · doris.py:159-171
sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py:159-171 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not classify DATETIME and TIMESTAMPTZ as interchangeable.
The new rules mark both conversions as non-destructive schema changes. Doris stores DATETIME without time-zone semantics, but converts TIMESTAMPTZ values using the session time zone. A forward-only schema change can therefore proceed under the default additive-change policy even though the conversion can change timestamp meaning. Remove the cross-type compatibility entries, or require an explicit migration that defines the intended time-zone conversion. (doris.apache.org)
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Review comment at @sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py around lines 159 - 171:
Remove the cross-type DATETIME and TIMESTAMPTZ compatibility entries from the
type compatibility mapping, including the precision-specific variants, so these
conversions require an explicit migration. Preserve the existing TEXT
compatibility entries.
Major · Read key columns from the merge target, not the last described table. · doris.py:3578
sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py:3578 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Read key columns from the merge target, not the last described table.
When target_columns_to_types is already known, this branch does not describe target_table. The thread-local _last_described_key_cols can still contain keys from an earlier columns() call for another table. If that table has a key named like a value column in this target, the generated merge omits that value column from UPDATE SET. Resolve the target's key metadata before filtering assignments, or use only keys established for this merge.
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Update the key_col_names_lower population in the merge flow to use key metadata
resolved for target_table, rather than potentially stale
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- Around line 159-171: Remove the cross-type DATETIME and TIMESTAMPTZ
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- Line 3578: Update the key_col_names_lower population in the merge flow to use
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- Line 886: Update BUILD INDEX parsing to accept both PARTITION and PARTITIONS
before calling _parse_wrapped_id_vars, and record the spelling used in the Alter
node’s meta. Update _doris_alter_sql to reuse that recorded spelling so
generated SQL preserves the user’s keyword.
- Around line 1758-1764: Copy the inherited ALTER_PARSERS mapping before
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- Line 755: Update the `INCREMENTAL_BY_PARTITION` support row to remove the
Doris 2.1+ `INSERT OVERWRITE` claim. Document the supported partition `DELETE` +
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- Around line 529-545: In replace_query, defer reading self.default_catalog and
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- Line 776: Update the Source / Upstream SELECT matrix cell to require the
corresponding external catalog for lakehouse formats that need catalog
semantics; do not imply S3/GCS TVFs support Hudi, Delta Lake, or LakeSoul.
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- Line 470: Update the Doris integration documentation sentence so Lance Catalog
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Match aliased self-references by table identity.
If replace_query("db.tbl", ...) reads internal.db.tbl AS t and internal is the default catalog, _qualified(node, default_catalog) still has alias t. The target does not. SQLGlot compares that alias as part of the Table, so _is_target_table returns False. (github.com)
On Doris’s DELETE_INSERT path, replacement can then delete db.tbl before the source query reads it. Compare the catalog, database, and name without the alias. When rewriting the reference to the temporary table, preserve alias t so qualified column references remain valid.
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Major · Gate the fetch-level disconnect retry with the same read-only check used by… · doris.py:604-616
sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py:604-616 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Gate the fetch-level disconnect retry with the same read-only check used by _execute.
Doris _fetch_native_df retries a disconnected fetch by calling super()._fetch_native_df(query, ...) again. That call runs execute on the same SQL. The retry condition checks only is_disconnect, is_timeout, and the transaction state. It does not call _is_safe_to_retry_sql. If a caller passes a non-idempotent statement through fetchdf, a disconnect after the server applies the statement can cause that statement to run twice. The _execute write guard does not stop this, because it governs only the retry inside _execute.
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- if is_disconnect and not is_timeout and not self._connection_pool.is_transaction_active:+ if (+ is_disconnect+ and not is_timeout+ and not self._connection_pool.is_transaction_active+ and self._is_safe_to_retry_sql(+ self._to_sql(query, quote=quote_identifiers) if isinstance(query, exp.Expr) else query+ )+ ):
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Review comment at @sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py around lines 604 - 616:
Update the retry condition in Doris _fetch_native_df to also require
_is_safe_to_retry_sql to approve the query, normalizing expression queries with
the existing SQL conversion path as needed; preserve the existing disconnect,
timeout, and transaction checks.
Major · Exclude WITH from the direct retry allowlist. · doris.py:618-626
sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py:618-626 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude WITH from the direct retry allowlist.
Doris supports CTE-prefixed INSERT statements. Raw SQL passed to DorisEngineAdapter.execute reaches _execute, where a recognized disconnect can resubmit the original SQL. Since _is_safe_to_retry_sql accepts every statement beginning with WITH, an ambiguous disconnect can cause a non-idempotent insert to run twice.
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Remove WITH from the statement prefixes accepted by _SAFE_RETRY_SQL_PREFIX_RE so
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Feat: Add Apache Doris engine adapter with OLAP and Iceberg multi-catalog support
Feat: Add Apache Doris engine adapter with OLAP and multi-catalog lakehouse support
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- Around line 1808-1813: Add transforms.eliminate_qualify to the exp.Select
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Major · Keep NULL rows when rewriting a non-aligned DATE_TRUNC inequality to… · doris.py:2590-2596
sqlmesh/core/engine_adapter/doris.py:2590-2596 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep NULL rows when rewriting a non-aligned DATE_TRUNC inequality to TRUE.
For a non-aligned literal, the NEQ branch replaces DATE_TRUNC(col, unit) != literal with TRUE. For a non-NULL col, the original predicate is also TRUE. For a NULL col, the original predicate is NULL, so the row is not deleted. The rewritten predicate deletes those rows. When this predicate is the only condition, delete_from calls _truncate_table, which removes every row, including rows where the column is NULL.
The negated forms have the same problem. NOT (DATE_TRUNC(col, unit) = non-aligned literal) is rewritten to TRUE, and a negated non-aligned IN with no aligned values is also rewritten to TRUE.
A non-NULL value always truncates to a non-NULL value. Replacing the constant with col IS NOT NULL therefore matches the original predicate for non-NULL rows and keeps NULL rows.
if not aligned_ranges:
- replacement_in: exp.Expr = exp.true()+ replacement_in: exp.Expr = exp.not_(+ exp.Is(this=col_expr.copy(), expression=exp.Null())+ )
The unit test test_doris_not_pushdown_week_quarter_and_candidate_extraction expects a = 1 for the DATE_TRUNC(ds, 'week') != '2024-01-17' AND a = 1 input. That expectation must change to keep the ds IS NOT NULL condition.
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Since the previous update, we also expanded and hardened the adapter and test suite against live Apache Doris 4.1.5:
Doris 4.1.5 & Multi-Catalog Lakehouse Support:
Upgraded the Docker integration suite (tests/core/engine_adapter/integration/docker/compose.doris.yaml) to apache/doris:fe-4.1.5 & apache/doris:be-4.1.5.
Added native Doris 4.1+MERGE INTO (SUPPORTS_MERGE = True for UNIQUE KEY Merge-on-Write and Iceberg v2 tables, with automatic fallback to transactional DELETE + INSERT on Doris < 4.1 or when merge_filter / DELETE clauses are present).
Added TIMESTAMPTZ / TIMESTAMPTZ(p) type mapping and precision-widening support, OLAP custom sort keys (CLUSTER BY (...)), and asynchronous SCHEMA_CHANGE job polling in alter_table and create_index.
Extended external multi-catalog lakehouse support across writable Apache Iceberg, Apache Paimon, and Apache Hive tables, plus read-only Lance (4.1.4+), Hudi, Delta Lake, and LakeSoul catalogs/TVFs with explicit write guards.
@StuffbyYuki All Doris unit, style/CICD (Python 3.9–3.13), DCO, and Docker integration (engine-tests-docker (doris)) checks are green now!
Digging into the single failure in cicd-tests-windows (job 124981396365): it's an unrelated pytest-xdist race in tests/core/engine_adapter/test_duckdb.py (test_ducklake_partitioning failing on duck_conn.install_extension("ducklake") with _duckdb.IOException: IO Error: Could not move file: Access is denied when two Windows workers install the ducklake extension concurrently after #6034 added two more ducklake tests).
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- Around line 811-812: Update the open-partition cutover guidance in options 2
and 3: waiting for CDC writers to advance past the partition does not record its
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- Around line 811-812: Update the CDC replay guidance for unpartitioned
INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED models with insert_overwrite true to make clear that
subsequent SQLMesh runs can replace the entire table and discard replayed CDC
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- Around line 811-812: Restructure the two cutover procedures in the Doris
integration guidance into ordered numbered steps, separating prerequisites,
staging and replay, promotion, verification, and writer resumption. Give
partial-partition reconciliation and replay-failure recovery distinct, clearly
ordered checks within the relevant path; preserve all existing commands,
safeguards, conditions, and outcomes without changing the procedures’ substance.
- Line 812: Update the in-place maintenance-window cutover recovery guidance so
it does not rely on snapshot promotion when promotion is unavailable. Before
truncating the retained prod physical table, require a verified recovery path
that remains viable under this constraint, and specify that path for use if
restoring the verified recovery copy in place fails; do not invent an
unsupported recovery mechanism.
- Line 812: Update the CDC writer offset checks in the partial-partition branch:
verify writers are at the captured cutover_offset before the first resume, then
after they advance past next_boundary_ts and the open interval is reconciled,
verify their advanced position instead of requiring the original offset.
Preserve the cutover_offset check for paths where writers have not advanced.
- Line 811: Update the downstream-category guidance in the cutover procedure: a
NON_BREAKING change to the upstream model can still yield an INDIRECT_BREAKING
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- **Tables where `UNIQUE KEY` sequence tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__`) do not need to be retained**: To preserve live rows without truncating from source, stop all writers to the table before starting the overwrite, ensure `SET show_hidden_columns = false;` is set in the session (or explicitly filter `WHERE __DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 0` in the `SELECT`, because `show_hidden_columns = true` disables Doris's automatic delete-sign filter and an `INSERT OVERWRITE` omitting `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` would reinsert deleted rows as live rows), rewrite the existing live rows in place on the physical snapshot table after `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN` reports `FINISHED`—listing columns explicitly and including `__DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__` on `UNIQUE KEY` tables configured with `function_column.sequence_type` so hidden sequence values on live rows are preserved (`INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE <physical_table> (<col1>, <col2>, ..., __DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__) SELECT <col1>, <col2>, ..., __DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__ FROM <physical_table>`, or omitting `__DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__` when `function_column.sequence_type` is not used)—and keep all writers stopped until the overwrite completes so concurrent appends are not lost.
- **Tables where stored `UNIQUE KEY` sequence tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__`) must not be stripped by the backfill**: Do **not** use self-`INSERT OVERWRITE` (with `show_hidden_columns = false`, `SELECT` excludes deleted rows and immediately discards their tombstones, allowing an older out-of-order write to resurrect a deleted key). Note that the procedures below only avoid stripping tombstones **during the index rebuild or replay itself**—on Doris 4.1.5 Merge-on-Write (`enable_unique_key_merge_on_write = 'true'`) tables without cluster keys (`order_by`), subsequent base compaction can still prune `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones later, so ongoing protection against late out-of-order writes requires a verified Doris compaction/tombstone-retention strategy and neither procedure below is sufficient on its own without one:
1. **Build or rebuild the index via heavy `SCHEMA_CHANGE` in compute-storage decoupled mode (preserves existing segments, sequence values, and currently stored tombstones during the schema change)**: First verify `SHOW BUILD INDEX FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` has no active (`WAITING_TXN` or `RUNNING`) index-change jobs on the table (Doris rejects starting a `SCHEMA_CHANGE` job while any `IndexChangeJob` is unfinished). If the index is **not yet registered** on `<physical_table>`, run `SET enable_add_index_for_new_data = false;` followed by `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> ADD INDEX <index_name> ...`, then wait until the resulting job in `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (and verify it did not end in `CANCELLED`). If the index is **already registered** (for example, added during `@runtime_stage = 'creating'` with `enable_add_index_for_new_data = true`), setting `enable_add_index_for_new_data = false` alone will not rebuild it because Doris rejects a repeated `ADD INDEX` (or skips it as a no-op with `IF NOT EXISTS`): run `SET enable_add_index_for_new_data = false;`, drop the index via `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> DROP INDEX <index_name>`, wait until the drop's `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` job reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (not `CANCELLED`), `SHOW BUILD INDEX FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` has no active (`WAITING_TXN` or `RUNNING`) jobs, and `SHOW INDEX FROM <physical_table>` no longer lists `<index_name>`, then recreate the index in the same `enable_add_index_for_new_data = false` session via `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> ADD INDEX <index_name> ...` and wait until the new `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` job reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (not `CANCELLED`).
2. **Replay into a deployable SQLMesh snapshot from an authoritative changelog/CDC source (`forward_only false` with `virtual_environment_mode: full`)** (prefer option 1 when possible, replay only after verifying the upstream changelog/CDC source retains the required history of live rows, deleted-key tombstones, and sequence values, and note that on an **unpartitioned** `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model with `insert_overwrite true`—where `partitioned_by` is unset—`insert_overwrite_by_partition` delegates to `replace_query` and **replaces the entire table on every subsequent `sqlmesh run` evaluation even after interval reconciliation (`is_first_insert = false`)**, discarding all replayed CDC rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values absent from `<model>`'s query; limit post-cutover `sqlmesh run` resumption strictly to models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values—such as `insert_overwrite false` appends that do not clobber replayed keys, tombstones, or sequence values, or **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` models whose future runs only overwrite post-cutover partitions for which `<model>`'s query produces all required rows, tombstones, and sequence values—or else **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**): `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` models default to `forward_only = true`, under which a `stamp` bump in `sqlmesh plan <dev_env>` evaluates into a separate non-deployable `__temp` preview table while `prod` retains its existing physical table on promotion (`prod` will **not** serve that `dev` table). Use this `dev`-snapshot promotion workflow **only** when the snapshot is deployable so `prod` will target the staged physical table—configure `kind INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED (forward_only false)` while keeping default `disable_restatement true` (do **not** set `disable_restatement false` on `<model>`, because `sqlmesh run prod` processes automatic restatements across all `prod` snapshots before applying `--select-model`, which can record `pending_restatement_intervals` on `<model>` even when `<model>` is excluded from `--select-model`) under `virtual_environment_mode: full` (with no pinned `physical_version`, no `auto_restatement_cron` on `<model>`, no `<model>` or selected `evaluatable` upstream model whose configured `start` is later than the plan's common `plan.start` or whose configured `end` precedes `<cutover_ts>` or `<next_boundary_ts>`—use option 1 instead whenever the plan's common `[plan.start, plan.end)` range would precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` or extend past its configured `end`, because `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` records `[plan.start, plan.end)` on every selected `evaluatable` snapshot without clamping to per-model metadata-only `start` or `end` bounds—no non-deployable upstream snapshots, and a **`NON_BREAKING` `stamp` bump** rather than `BREAKING`, `--forward-only`, or `METADATA`: pass `--no-auto-categorization` when staging in `<dev_env>` and explicitly choose `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>`, because default `full` auto-categorization classifies a `stamp` bump as `BREAKING` and creates unbackfilled `INDIRECT_BREAKING` downstream physical tables on `prod` promotion; if any accompanying schema/semantic change requires `BREAKING`, you must stage, backfill, and validate every affected downstream physical table before promoting rather than restricting `--backfill-model` to `<model>`). First, **pause and drain all scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` / `sqlmesh plan` jobs and all external CDC/ingestion writers, keeping every SQLMesh and external writer paused throughout staging, replay, promotion, and writer redirection—no writes to the old physical table may occur during replay or promotion**. After all writers are drained, **capture a durable upstream changelog/CDC source offset (`<cutover_offset>`)** so no CDC events committed before writers finished pausing can be omitted, and set `<cutover_ts>` to an **explicit timestamp including time and timezone** (for example, `'2025-01-10 00:00:00+00:00'`—**never** a date-only value such as `'2025-01-10'`, which `--empty-backfill` can treat as inclusive of that full day and record through the next day when no prior non-seed interval ends exist) equal to the latest cron- and partition-aligned boundary **fully covered** by `<cutover_offset>` (at least one full model interval past `start` and accounting for any model `lookback`; before running any upstream catch-up jobs or cutover plans, **inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` environment statements—`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements—along with upstream model pre/post-statements and side effects to confirm none of those actions can write to or mutate `<model>`'s old `prod` physical table after `<cutover_offset>` is captured**, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` so upstream `sqlmesh run prod` calls cannot propagate automatic restatements onto `<model>`, verify separately that any `SEED` dependencies are already loaded and available—materializing any unloaded `SEED` first, since loaded `SEED` models do not acquire new intervals on later runs—and that any `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` sources are ready, confirm that the empty-backfill plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>`—use option 1 instead if either `start` or `end` bound would be exceeded, so `--empty-backfill` never records unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` history—and for every upstream SQLMesh model that acquires recurring evaluation intervals—excluding already-loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits, which do not have evaluation intervals—catch up and verify `prod` interval coverage through `<cutover_ts>` before running `--empty-backfill` by running `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, checking `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts>` so unready signals cannot hide gaps, and independently verifying in `prod` SQLMesh state—creating the export file inside a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077` via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm`, because state exports include model SQL and environment statements, and removing `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after verification—that each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<cutover_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and that `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` in `prod`, since `check_intervals` applies model `cron` while `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` ignores `cron` and records upstream dependency intervals without producing data; if `<cutover_offset>` includes partial-interval CDC events beyond `<cutover_ts>` inside `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` on a **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` model where `<model>`'s SQLMesh query does not reproduce that open partition's CDC rows or tombstones—and only when post-`<next_boundary_ts>` SQLMesh runs solely overwrite post-`<next_boundary_ts>` partitions whose rows, tombstones, and sequence values `<model>`'s query preserves (never resume `sqlmesh run` on an unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` model or any model whose future SQLMesh runs would overwrite partitions or keys without preserving replayed/CDC rows, tombstones, and sequence values; keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled instead)—note that waiting for resumed CDC writers to advance past that open partition does **not** record `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` in SQLMesh state: either drain writers at a cron- and partition-aligned boundary so `<cutover_offset>` aligns with `<cutover_ts>`, or after promoting and resuming external CDC writers keep scheduled and ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` jobs for `<model>` paused until external CDC writers advance past explicit timestamp `<next_boundary_ts>` with time and timezone, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` and confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<next_boundary_ts>`—excluding `--empty-backfill` and using option 1 before cutover if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be guaranteed, because `--empty-backfill` would otherwise record unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` intervals—inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` statements (`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements) and upstream model side effects first to confirm they cannot write to or mutate `<model>`'s old or promoted `prod` physical table, check seed availability and external sources separately while catching up and verifying all upstream SQLMesh models that acquire recurring evaluation intervals—excluding loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits—through `<next_boundary_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts>`, and independent `prod` state verification via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm` in a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077`, deleting `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after confirming each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<next_boundary_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals`—especially none extending beyond `<next_boundary_ts>`—so `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` cannot mark uncaught upstream intervals complete without producing data, verify that completed interval's live rows, tombstones, and sequence values on the promoted `prod` table, and reconcile that completed interval in `prod` SQLMesh state via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <next_boundary_ts>` without `--run`, bumping `stamp` if needed so the forward-only update applies on the existing `prod` physical table version without creating a new table, re-verifying `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`, and confirming `<model>` still has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond `<next_boundary_ts>` before resuming `sqlmesh run prod`). Stage the empty deployable table without running model SQL batches via `sqlmesh plan <dev_env> --no-auto-categorization --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` (choosing `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>` so all downstream models remain `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` without downstream rebuilds, passing `<cutover_ts>` with an explicit time and timezone and `enable_add_index_for_new_data: false` in `session_variables`; `--empty-backfill` creates the empty deployable table and runs `@runtime_stage = 'creating'` index post-statements without executing model batches while recording deployable intervals only through `<cutover_ts>` so, on models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, tombstones, and sequence values, the first post-cutover `sqlmesh run prod` does not treat the table as a first insert (`is_first_insert = true`) and replace it—whereas unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models still replace the entire table via `replace_query` even when `is_first_insert = false` and must keep SQLMesh writes disabled unless `<model>`'s query reproduces the full table including tombstones and sequence values), and **verify before replaying that `SHOW CREATE VIEW <dev_view>` points to a new deployable physical snapshot table (without a `__temp` suffix) distinct from `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`** while `<prod_view>` keeps serving readers from the untouched old physical table. Replay **both** live rows and deleted keys' tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 1`) together with their sequence values (`__DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__` or the configured `function_column.sequence_col` column) from the upstream source **up to that `<cutover_offset>`** into the staged deployable physical table (reloading live rows alone discards tombstones and is not sufficient), and validate row/tombstone counts and `SHOW INDEX` on the staged table. If replay fails, `prod` remains untouched, **do not promote that staged snapshot**—because `--empty-backfill` already recorded deployable intervals on that snapshot version in state and dropping `<dev_env>` alone does **not** clear the deployable snapshot, its recorded intervals, or its incomplete physical table, **prefer recovering by bumping `stamp` to a new value** (so the next plan creates a fresh snapshot version and physical table rather than reusing the incomplete table as already processed) and invalidating `<dev_env>` via `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (letting normal TTL janitor cleanup remove the unreferenced failed snapshot later); if you instead revert the cutover edit or need immediate state/table removal via `sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` after `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (verifying the failed snapshot, its recorded intervals, and its incomplete staged table are removed before running another `sqlmesh plan prod`), **assess its global impact first**—`sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` purges **all** unreferenced snapshots across the entire project and may drop unrelated physical tables before their configured retention TTL expires. Once replay validation succeeds, promote to `prod` using `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model> --skip-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` without `--run` (before applying, verify directly in the plan diff/summary that `<model>` is `NON_BREAKING` and every downstream model is `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` with no downstream rebuilds—or, if any change was `BREAKING`, that every affected downstream physical table was already staged, backfilled, and validated before promotion—and do **not** rely on `SKIP` in `--explain` as proof that downstream physical tables will not be created or promoted, since restricting `--backfill-model` in `<dev_env>` can hide downstream physical updates from `SKIP` output; `--skip-backfill` prevents a `prod` plan backfill from evaluating any interval that became due after `<dev_env>`, which with `insert_overwrite true` would delete and replace matching partitions—or replace the entire table when unpartitioned—in the validated staged table and with `insert_overwrite false` would append model-query rows onto the replay, while the deployable intervals recorded through `<cutover_ts>` during `--empty-backfill` remain in state), **verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` targets the newly promoted physical snapshot table and that any downstream `prod` views still target their populated physical tables**, and—because repointing `<prod_view>` does **not** change the destination of external CDC/ingestion writers that target a physical snapshot table directly—**explicitly reconfigure/redirect all external writers from the old physical table to the newly promoted `prod` physical table starting from that same `<cutover_offset>`, verify both their destination table and `<cutover_offset>` resume position, and verify `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciled boundary before resuming external writers—and only resume scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run prod` evaluations targeting `<model>` (once any open partition is reconciled) when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values; otherwise (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits replayed CDC rows or tombstones) keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled** (if you later remove `forward_only false` to restore default `forward_only = true`, apply that metadata-only plan to `prod` via `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model>` without `--run` and re-verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` still targets the promoted physical table).
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python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathp=Path('docs/integrations/engines/doris.md')for n,s in enumerate(p.read_text().splitlines(),1): if 800 <= n <= 815: print(f'{n}:') for clause in s.split(';'): if any(term in clause for term in ('NON_BREAKING','BREAKING','downstream','promotion', 'option 1')): print(clause.strip())PY
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cat -n sqlmesh/core/plan/builder.py | sed -n '835,885p'
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Account for downstream materialized views.
A NON_BREAKING upstream change can produce an INDIRECT_BREAKING downstream materialized view when that view’s change is not forward-only. The procedure’s downstream-category check can therefore fail even when the upstream change is NON_BREAKING.
Clarify that the staging and validation alternative also applies to affected downstream materialized views in this case.
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Update the downstream-category guidance in the cutover procedure: a NON_BREAKING change to the upstream model can still yield an INDIRECT_BREAKING downstream materialized view when its change is not forward-only. Clarify that the staging, backfill, and validation alternative also applies to each affected downstream materialized view before promotion.
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2. **Replay into a deployable SQLMesh snapshot from an authoritative changelog/CDC source (`forward_only false` with `virtual_environment_mode: full`)** (prefer option 1 when possible, replay only after verifying the upstream changelog/CDC source retains the required history of live rows, deleted-key tombstones, and sequence values, and note that on an **unpartitioned** `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model with `insert_overwrite true`—where `partitioned_by` is unset—`insert_overwrite_by_partition` delegates to `replace_query` and **replaces the entire table on every subsequent `sqlmesh run` evaluation even after interval reconciliation (`is_first_insert = false`)**, discarding all replayed CDC rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values absent from `<model>`'s query; limit post-cutover `sqlmesh run` resumption strictly to models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values—such as `insert_overwrite false` appends that do not clobber replayed keys, tombstones, or sequence values, or **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` models whose future runs only overwrite post-cutover partitions for which `<model>`'s query produces all required rows, tombstones, and sequence values—or else **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**): `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` models default to `forward_only = true`, under which a `stamp` bump in `sqlmesh plan <dev_env>` evaluates into a separate non-deployable `__temp` preview table while `prod` retains its existing physical table on promotion (`prod` will **not** serve that `dev` table). Use this `dev`-snapshot promotion workflow **only** when the snapshot is deployable so `prod` will target the staged physical table—configure `kind INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED (forward_only false)` while keeping default `disable_restatement true` (do **not** set `disable_restatement false` on `<model>`, because `sqlmesh run prod` processes automatic restatements across all `prod` snapshots before applying `--select-model`, which can record `pending_restatement_intervals` on `<model>` even when `<model>` is excluded from `--select-model`) under `virtual_environment_mode: full` (with no pinned `physical_version`, no `auto_restatement_cron` on `<model>`, no `<model>` or selected `evaluatable` upstream model whose configured `start` is later than the plan's common `plan.start` or whose configured `end` precedes `<cutover_ts>` or `<next_boundary_ts>`—use option 1 instead whenever the plan's common `[plan.start, plan.end)` range would precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` or extend past its configured `end`, because `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` records `[plan.start, plan.end)` on every selected `evaluatable` snapshot without clamping to per-model metadata-only `start` or `end` bounds—no non-deployable upstream snapshots, and a **`NON_BREAKING` `stamp` bump** rather than `BREAKING`, `--forward-only`, or `METADATA`: pass `--no-auto-categorization` when staging in `<dev_env>` and explicitly choose `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>`, because default `full` auto-categorization classifies a `stamp` bump as `BREAKING` and creates unbackfilled `INDIRECT_BREAKING` downstream physical tables on `prod` promotion; if any accompanying schema/semantic change requires `BREAKING`, you must stage, backfill, and validate every affected downstream physical table before promoting rather than restricting `--backfill-model` to `<model>`). First, **pause and drain all scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` / `sqlmesh plan` jobs and all external CDC/ingestion writers, keeping every SQLMesh and external writer paused throughout staging, replay, promotion, and writer redirection—no writes to the old physical table may occur during replay or promotion**. After all writers are drained, **capture a durable upstream changelog/CDC source offset (`<cutover_offset>`)** so no CDC events committed before writers finished pausing can be omitted, and set `<cutover_ts>` to an **explicit timestamp including time and timezone** (for example, `'2025-01-10 00:00:00+00:00'`—**never** a date-only value such as `'2025-01-10'`, which `--empty-backfill` can treat as inclusive of that full day and record through the next day when no prior non-seed interval ends exist) equal to the latest cron- and partition-aligned boundary **fully covered** by `<cutover_offset>` (at least one full model interval past `start` and accounting for any model `lookback`; before running any upstream catch-up jobs or cutover plans, **inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` environment statements—`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements—along with upstream model pre/post-statements and side effects to confirm none of those actions can write to or mutate `<model>`'s old `prod` physical table after `<cutover_offset>` is captured**, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` so upstream `sqlmesh run prod` calls cannot propagate automatic restatements onto `<model>`, verify separately that any `SEED` dependencies are already loaded and available—materializing any unloaded `SEED` first, since loaded `SEED` models do not acquire new intervals on later runs—and that any `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` sources are ready, confirm that the empty-backfill plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>`—use option 1 instead if either `start` or `end` bound would be exceeded, so `--empty-backfill` never records unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` history—and for every upstream SQLMesh model that acquires recurring evaluation intervals—excluding already-loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits, which do not have evaluation intervals—catch up and verify `prod` interval coverage through `<cutover_ts>` before running `--empty-backfill` by running `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, checking `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts>` so unready signals cannot hide gaps, and independently verifying in `prod` SQLMesh state—creating the export file inside a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077` via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm`, because state exports include model SQL and environment statements, and removing `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after verification—that each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<cutover_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and that `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` in `prod`, since `check_intervals` applies model `cron` while `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` ignores `cron` and records upstream dependency intervals without producing data; if `<cutover_offset>` includes partial-interval CDC events beyond `<cutover_ts>` inside `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` on a **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` model where `<model>`'s SQLMesh query does not reproduce that open partition's CDC rows or tombstones—and only when post-`<next_boundary_ts>` SQLMesh runs solely overwrite post-`<next_boundary_ts>` partitions whose rows, tombstones, and sequence values `<model>`'s query preserves (never resume `sqlmesh run` on an unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` model or any model whose future SQLMesh runs would overwrite partitions or keys without preserving replayed/CDC rows, tombstones, and sequence values; keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled instead)—note that waiting for resumed CDC writers to advance past that open partition does **not** record `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` in SQLMesh state: either drain writers at a cron- and partition-aligned boundary so `<cutover_offset>` aligns with `<cutover_ts>`, or after promoting and resuming external CDC writers keep scheduled and ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` jobs for `<model>` paused until external CDC writers advance past explicit timestamp `<next_boundary_ts>` with time and timezone, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` and confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<next_boundary_ts>`—excluding `--empty-backfill` and using option 1 before cutover if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be guaranteed, because `--empty-backfill` would otherwise record unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` intervals—inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` statements (`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements) and upstream model side effects first to confirm they cannot write to or mutate `<model>`'s old or promoted `prod` physical table, check seed availability and external sources separately while catching up and verifying all upstream SQLMesh models that acquire recurring evaluation intervals—excluding loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits—through `<next_boundary_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts>`, and independent `prod` state verification via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm` in a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077`, deleting `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after confirming each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<next_boundary_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals`—especially none extending beyond `<next_boundary_ts>`—so `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` cannot mark uncaught upstream intervals complete without producing data, verify that completed interval's live rows, tombstones, and sequence values on the promoted `prod` table, and reconcile that completed interval in `prod` SQLMesh state via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <next_boundary_ts>` without `--run`, bumping `stamp` if needed so the forward-only update applies on the existing `prod` physical table version without creating a new table, re-verifying `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`, and confirming `<model>` still has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond `<next_boundary_ts>` before resuming `sqlmesh run prod`). Stage the empty deployable table without running model SQL batches via `sqlmesh plan <dev_env> --no-auto-categorization --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` (choosing `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>` so all downstream models remain `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` without downstream rebuilds, passing `<cutover_ts>` with an explicit time and timezone and `enable_add_index_for_new_data: false` in `session_variables`; `--empty-backfill` creates the empty deployable table and runs `@runtime_stage = 'creating'` index post-statements without executing model batches while recording deployable intervals only through `<cutover_ts>` so, on models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, tombstones, and sequence values, the first post-cutover `sqlmesh run prod` does not treat the table as a first insert (`is_first_insert = true`) and replace it—whereas unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models still replace the entire table via `replace_query` even when `is_first_insert = false` and must keep SQLMesh writes disabled unless `<model>`'s query reproduces the full table including tombstones and sequence values), and **verify before replaying that `SHOW CREATE VIEW <dev_view>` points to a new deployable physical snapshot table (without a `__temp` suffix) distinct from `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`** while `<prod_view>` keeps serving readers from the untouched old physical table. Replay **both** live rows and deleted keys' tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 1`) together with their sequence values (`__DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__` or the configured `function_column.sequence_col` column) from the upstream source **up to that `<cutover_offset>`** into the staged deployable physical table (reloading live rows alone discards tombstones and is not sufficient), and validate row/tombstone counts and `SHOW INDEX` on the staged table. If replay fails, `prod` remains untouched, **do not promote that staged snapshot**—because `--empty-backfill` already recorded deployable intervals on that snapshot version in state and dropping `<dev_env>` alone does **not** clear the deployable snapshot, its recorded intervals, or its incomplete physical table, **prefer recovering by bumping `stamp` to a new value** (so the next plan creates a fresh snapshot version and physical table rather than reusing the incomplete table as already processed) and invalidating `<dev_env>` via `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (letting normal TTL janitor cleanup remove the unreferenced failed snapshot later); if you instead revert the cutover edit or need immediate state/table removal via `sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` after `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (verifying the failed snapshot, its recorded intervals, and its incomplete staged table are removed before running another `sqlmesh plan prod`), **assess its global impact first**—`sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` purges **all** unreferenced snapshots across the entire project and may drop unrelated physical tables before their configured retention TTL expires. Once replay validation succeeds, promote to `prod` using `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model> --skip-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` without `--run` (before applying, verify directly in the plan diff/summary that `<model>` is `NON_BREAKING` and every downstream model is `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` with no downstream rebuilds—or, if any change was `BREAKING`, that every affected downstream physical table was already staged, backfilled, and validated before promotion—and do **not** rely on `SKIP` in `--explain` as proof that downstream physical tables will not be created or promoted, since restricting `--backfill-model` in `<dev_env>` can hide downstream physical updates from `SKIP` output; `--skip-backfill` prevents a `prod` plan backfill from evaluating any interval that became due after `<dev_env>`, which with `insert_overwrite true` would delete and replace matching partitions—or replace the entire table when unpartitioned—in the validated staged table and with `insert_overwrite false` would append model-query rows onto the replay, while the deployable intervals recorded through `<cutover_ts>` during `--empty-backfill` remain in state), **verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` targets the newly promoted physical snapshot table and that any downstream `prod` views still target their populated physical tables**, and—because repointing `<prod_view>` does **not** change the destination of external CDC/ingestion writers that target a physical snapshot table directly—**explicitly reconfigure/redirect all external writers from the old physical table to the newly promoted `prod` physical table starting from that same `<cutover_offset>`, verify both their destination table and `<cutover_offset>` resume position, and verify `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciled boundary before resuming external writers—and only resume scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run prod` evaluations targeting `<model>` (once any open partition is reconciled) when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values; otherwise (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits replayed CDC rows or tombstones) keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled** (if you later remove `forward_only false` to restore default `forward_only = true`, apply that metadata-only plan to `prod` via `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model>` without `--run` and re-verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` still targets the promoted physical table).
3. **Replay on a forward-only `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model (`forward_only = true`, the default) or non-deployable environment** (prefer option 1 when possible, replay only after verifying the upstream changelog/CDC source retains the required history of live rows, deleted-key tombstones, and sequence values, and note that on an **unpartitioned** `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model with `insert_overwrite true`—where `partitioned_by` is unset—`insert_overwrite_by_partition` delegates to `replace_query` and **replaces the entire table on every subsequent `sqlmesh run` evaluation even after interval reconciliation (`is_first_insert = false`)**, discarding all replayed CDC rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values absent from `<model>`'s query; limit post-cutover `sqlmesh run` resumption strictly to models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values—such as `insert_overwrite false` appends that do not clobber replayed keys, tombstones, or sequence values, or **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` models whose future runs only overwrite post-cutover partitions for which `<model>`'s query produces all required rows, tombstones, and sequence values—or else **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**): Either temporarily make the cutover snapshot deployable (`forward_only false` + `NON_BREAKING` `stamp` bump via `--no-auto-categorization` under `virtual_environment_mode: full`) and follow item 2 above so all SQLMesh and external writers stay paused, replay and writer resumption share the captured `<cutover_offset>`, `prod` promotes via `sqlmesh plan prod ... --skip-backfill` without downstream rebuilds or overwriting staged data, and external writers are redirected and verified before resuming, **or**—when keeping `forward_only = true` in place or when `prod` cannot promote a separate deployable snapshot table (note that Doris `ALTER TABLE ... REPLACE WITH TABLE` is not supported in compute-storage decoupled mode)—execute an **in-place maintenance-window cutover** directly on the retained `prod` `<physical_table>` with full **reader and writer** isolation for the entire operation (note before starting that `<model>` must keep default `disable_restatement true`—do **not** set `disable_restatement false`, because `sqlmesh run prod` evaluates automatic restatements across all `prod` snapshots even when `--select-model` excludes `<model>` and can record `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciliation boundary that later overwrite replayed CDC rows—that **neither the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` may precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start`, nor may any selected `evaluatable` model have a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>` or `<next_boundary_ts>`**—use option 1 instead if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be satisfied, because `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` records `[plan.start, plan.end)` across all selected `evaluatable` snapshots without clamping to per-model metadata-only `start` or `end` bounds—and that `sqlmesh plan prod ... --empty-backfill` only adds intervals and **does not clear or shrink** existing interval records on `<model>`'s `prod` snapshot—verify `<model>`'s currently recorded `prod` intervals and `pending_restatement_intervals` first and **require the replay up to `<cutover_offset>` / `<cutover_ts>` to cover every previously recorded interval on `<model>` with no `pending_restatement_intervals` extending beyond the reconciliation boundary**, or else use item 2 with `forward_only false`, `disable_restatement true`, and a new `NON_BREAKING` `stamp` value so a new snapshot version starts with empty intervals rather than leaving uncovered post-`<cutover_ts>` intervals marked complete after `TRUNCATE TABLE`): stop all readers and **pause and drain all scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` / `sqlmesh plan` jobs and all external writers** first (keeping every SQLMesh and external writer paused throughout the entire cutover), then **capture the drained external writers' durable upstream changelog/CDC source offset (`<cutover_offset>`)** so replay and writer resumption use the same boundary. Create and verify a recoverable full copy of `<physical_table>` (preserving hidden `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones and sequence values) before truncating, run `TRUNCATE TABLE <physical_table>`, replay **both** live rows and `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 1` tombstones together with their sequence values from the upstream source **up to `<cutover_offset>`** into `<physical_table>`, and validate row/tombstone counts and `SHOW INDEX` on `<physical_table>`. If replay fails, restore `<physical_table>` in place (including tombstones and sequence values) from that verified recovery copy—or, if in-place restore fails, promote a deployable recovery snapshot via item 2 and redirect external CDC writers to that promoted physical table at `<cutover_offset>`—and validate counts, indexes, `<prod_view>` (when virtual views are used), and external CDC writer target destinations before reopening reader or writer access. After a successful in-place replay, if `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes do not preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits historical CDC rows or tombstones, because `insert_overwrite_by_partition` calls `replace_query` and replaces the entire table on every `sqlmesh run` even when `is_first_insert = false`), **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**; otherwise, when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, tombstones, and sequence values, **reconcile SQLMesh's recorded `prod` snapshot intervals with the replay boundary before resuming any SQLMesh jobs**—otherwise, if `<physical_table>` was initially created with `--skip-backfill` (leaving recorded intervals empty) or its recorded intervals do not yet cover the replay, the next `sqlmesh run prod` can treat the populated table as a first insert (`is_first_insert = true`) and truncate/replace it (or re-evaluate already-replayed intervals): set `<cutover_ts>` to an **explicit timestamp including time and timezone** (for example, `'2025-01-10 00:00:00+00:00'`—**never** a date-only value such as `'2025-01-10'`) equal to the latest cron- and partition-aligned boundary **fully covered** by `<cutover_offset>`—which **must also be at or past the end of every interval previously recorded on `<model>` in `prod`**, because `--empty-backfill` does not clear existing interval records beyond `<cutover_ts>` (record **only** intervals completely covered by the replay—never intervals beyond `<cutover_offset>`, accounting for any model `lookback`; before running any upstream catch-up jobs or cutover plans, **inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` environment statements—`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements—along with upstream model pre/post-statements and side effects to confirm none of those actions can write to or mutate `<physical_table>` after `<cutover_offset>` is captured**, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` so upstream `sqlmesh run prod` calls cannot record `pending_restatement_intervals` on `<model>`, confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>`—if either `start` or `end` bound would be exceeded, do not run `--empty-backfill`, which would falsely record unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` history—verify separately that any `SEED` dependencies are already loaded and available—materializing any unloaded `SEED` first, since loaded `SEED` models do not acquire new intervals on later runs—and that any `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` sources are ready, and for every upstream SQLMesh model that acquires recurring evaluation intervals—excluding already-loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits, which do not have evaluation intervals—catch up and verify `prod` interval coverage through `<cutover_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts>` so unready signals cannot hide gaps, and independent `prod` state verification—creating the export file inside a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077` via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm`, because state exports include model SQL and environment statements, and removing `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after verification—confirming that each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<cutover_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and that `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond `<cutover_ts>`, since `check_intervals` applies model `cron` while `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` ignores `cron` and records upstream dependency intervals without producing data; if the replay covers less than one full model interval from `start` on a snapshot with no prior recorded intervals, keep `sqlmesh run prod` disabled until a full interval is covered and reconciled)—and record those covered intervals in `prod` without running model SQL batches via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` without `--run` (passing `<cutover_ts>` with an explicit time and timezone, and including a `stamp` bump on `<model>` if needed so `sqlmesh plan prod` has a forward-only change to apply rather than returning early as a no-op). If `<cutover_offset>` includes partial-interval CDC events beyond `<cutover_ts>` inside `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` on a **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` model where `<model>`'s SQLMesh query does not reproduce that open partition's CDC rows or tombstones—and only when post-`<next_boundary_ts>` SQLMesh runs solely overwrite post-`<next_boundary_ts>` partitions whose rows, tombstones, and sequence values `<model>`'s query preserves (never resume `sqlmesh run` on an unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` model or any model whose future SQLMesh runs would overwrite partitions or keys without preserving replayed/CDC rows, tombstones, and sequence values; keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled instead)—waiting for resumed CDC writers to advance past that open partition does **not** record `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` in SQLMesh state: either drain writers at a cron- and partition-aligned boundary so `<cutover_offset>` aligns with `<cutover_ts>`, or after resuming external CDC writers keep scheduled and ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` jobs for `<model>` paused until external CDC writers advance past explicit timestamp `<next_boundary_ts>` (including time and timezone), confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` and confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<next_boundary_ts>` (excluding `--empty-backfill` before cutover and using option 1 if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be guaranteed), inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` statements (`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements) and upstream model side effects first to confirm they cannot write to or mutate `<physical_table>`, check seed availability and external sources separately while catching up and verifying all upstream SQLMesh models that acquire recurring evaluation intervals—excluding loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits—through `<next_boundary_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts>`, and independent `prod` state verification via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm` in a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077`, deleting `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after confirming each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<next_boundary_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` extending beyond `<next_boundary_ts>`, so `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` cannot mark uncaught upstream intervals complete without producing data, verify that completed interval's live rows, tombstones, and sequence values on `<physical_table>`, and record that completed interval in `prod` via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <next_boundary_ts>` without `--run` (bumping `stamp` if needed) **before** resuming `sqlmesh run prod` so the next run cannot evaluate that interval and replace rows missing from the model query. Finally, verify `<prod_view>` (when virtual views are used) targets `<physical_table>`, verify `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciled boundary, and verify all external CDC writers' destination points to `<physical_table>` (redirecting and verifying any writer whose target was changed during maintenance, never leaving writers pointed at a backup or superseded table) and is positioned at `<cutover_offset>` before resuming readers and external writers—and only resume scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run prod` evaluations targeting `<model>` (once any open partition is reconciled) when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values; otherwise (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits replayed CDC rows or tombstones) keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled.
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Split the cutover procedures into ordered steps.
Each procedure combines prerequisites, commands, failure recovery, and conditional writer resumption in one long paragraph. This makes the required order difficult to follow during a maintenance window. Separate the two paths into numbered steps, with distinct checks for partial partitions and recovery failures.
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Review comment at @docs/integrations/engines/doris.md around lines 811 - 812:
Restructure the two cutover procedures in the Doris integration guidance into ordered numbered steps, separating prerequisites, staging and replay, promotion, verification, and writer resumption. Give partial-partition reconciliation and replay-failure recovery distinct, clearly ordered checks within the relevant path; preserve all existing commands, safeguards, conditions, and outcomes without changing the procedures’ substance.
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- **Tables where stored `UNIQUE KEY` sequence tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__`) must not be stripped by the backfill**: Do **not** use self-`INSERT OVERWRITE` (with `show_hidden_columns = false`, `SELECT` excludes deleted rows and immediately discards their tombstones, allowing an older out-of-order write to resurrect a deleted key). Note that the procedures below only avoid stripping tombstones **during the index rebuild or replay itself**—on Doris 4.1.5 Merge-on-Write (`enable_unique_key_merge_on_write = 'true'`) tables without cluster keys (`order_by`), subsequent base compaction can still prune `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones later, so ongoing protection against late out-of-order writes requires a verified Doris compaction/tombstone-retention strategy and neither procedure below is sufficient on its own without one:
1. **Build or rebuild the index via heavy `SCHEMA_CHANGE` in compute-storage decoupled mode (preserves existing segments, sequence values, and currently stored tombstones during the schema change)**: First verify `SHOW BUILD INDEX FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` has no active (`WAITING_TXN` or `RUNNING`) index-change jobs on the table (Doris rejects starting a `SCHEMA_CHANGE` job while any `IndexChangeJob` is unfinished). If the index is **not yet registered** on `<physical_table>`, run `SET enable_add_index_for_new_data = false;` followed by `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> ADD INDEX <index_name> ...`, then wait until the resulting job in `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (and verify it did not end in `CANCELLED`). If the index is **already registered** (for example, added during `@runtime_stage = 'creating'` with `enable_add_index_for_new_data = true`), setting `enable_add_index_for_new_data = false` alone will not rebuild it because Doris rejects a repeated `ADD INDEX` (or skips it as a no-op with `IF NOT EXISTS`): run `SET enable_add_index_for_new_data = false;`, drop the index via `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> DROP INDEX <index_name>`, wait until the drop's `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` job reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (not `CANCELLED`), `SHOW BUILD INDEX FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` has no active (`WAITING_TXN` or `RUNNING`) jobs, and `SHOW INDEX FROM <physical_table>` no longer lists `<index_name>`, then recreate the index in the same `enable_add_index_for_new_data = false` session via `ALTER TABLE <physical_table> ADD INDEX <index_name> ...` and wait until the new `SHOW ALTER TABLE COLUMN FROM <db> WHERE TableName = '<table_name>'` job reaches `State = 'FINISHED'` (not `CANCELLED`).
2. **Replay into a deployable SQLMesh snapshot from an authoritative changelog/CDC source (`forward_only false` with `virtual_environment_mode: full`)** (prefer option 1 when possible, replay only after verifying the upstream changelog/CDC source retains the required history of live rows, deleted-key tombstones, and sequence values, and note that on an **unpartitioned** `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model with `insert_overwrite true`—where `partitioned_by` is unset—`insert_overwrite_by_partition` delegates to `replace_query` and **replaces the entire table on every subsequent `sqlmesh run` evaluation even after interval reconciliation (`is_first_insert = false`)**, discarding all replayed CDC rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values absent from `<model>`'s query; limit post-cutover `sqlmesh run` resumption strictly to models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values—such as `insert_overwrite false` appends that do not clobber replayed keys, tombstones, or sequence values, or **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` models whose future runs only overwrite post-cutover partitions for which `<model>`'s query produces all required rows, tombstones, and sequence values—or else **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**): `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` models default to `forward_only = true`, under which a `stamp` bump in `sqlmesh plan <dev_env>` evaluates into a separate non-deployable `__temp` preview table while `prod` retains its existing physical table on promotion (`prod` will **not** serve that `dev` table). Use this `dev`-snapshot promotion workflow **only** when the snapshot is deployable so `prod` will target the staged physical table—configure `kind INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED (forward_only false)` while keeping default `disable_restatement true` (do **not** set `disable_restatement false` on `<model>`, because `sqlmesh run prod` processes automatic restatements across all `prod` snapshots before applying `--select-model`, which can record `pending_restatement_intervals` on `<model>` even when `<model>` is excluded from `--select-model`) under `virtual_environment_mode: full` (with no pinned `physical_version`, no `auto_restatement_cron` on `<model>`, no `<model>` or selected `evaluatable` upstream model whose configured `start` is later than the plan's common `plan.start` or whose configured `end` precedes `<cutover_ts>` or `<next_boundary_ts>`—use option 1 instead whenever the plan's common `[plan.start, plan.end)` range would precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` or extend past its configured `end`, because `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` records `[plan.start, plan.end)` on every selected `evaluatable` snapshot without clamping to per-model metadata-only `start` or `end` bounds—no non-deployable upstream snapshots, and a **`NON_BREAKING` `stamp` bump** rather than `BREAKING`, `--forward-only`, or `METADATA`: pass `--no-auto-categorization` when staging in `<dev_env>` and explicitly choose `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>`, because default `full` auto-categorization classifies a `stamp` bump as `BREAKING` and creates unbackfilled `INDIRECT_BREAKING` downstream physical tables on `prod` promotion; if any accompanying schema/semantic change requires `BREAKING`, you must stage, backfill, and validate every affected downstream physical table before promoting rather than restricting `--backfill-model` to `<model>`). First, **pause and drain all scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` / `sqlmesh plan` jobs and all external CDC/ingestion writers, keeping every SQLMesh and external writer paused throughout staging, replay, promotion, and writer redirection—no writes to the old physical table may occur during replay or promotion**. After all writers are drained, **capture a durable upstream changelog/CDC source offset (`<cutover_offset>`)** so no CDC events committed before writers finished pausing can be omitted, and set `<cutover_ts>` to an **explicit timestamp including time and timezone** (for example, `'2025-01-10 00:00:00+00:00'`—**never** a date-only value such as `'2025-01-10'`, which `--empty-backfill` can treat as inclusive of that full day and record through the next day when no prior non-seed interval ends exist) equal to the latest cron- and partition-aligned boundary **fully covered** by `<cutover_offset>` (at least one full model interval past `start` and accounting for any model `lookback`; before running any upstream catch-up jobs or cutover plans, **inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` environment statements—`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements—along with upstream model pre/post-statements and side effects to confirm none of those actions can write to or mutate `<model>`'s old `prod` physical table after `<cutover_offset>` is captured**, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` so upstream `sqlmesh run prod` calls cannot propagate automatic restatements onto `<model>`, verify separately that any `SEED` dependencies are already loaded and available—materializing any unloaded `SEED` first, since loaded `SEED` models do not acquire new intervals on later runs—and that any `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` sources are ready, confirm that the empty-backfill plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>`—use option 1 instead if either `start` or `end` bound would be exceeded, so `--empty-backfill` never records unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` history—and for every upstream SQLMesh model that acquires recurring evaluation intervals—excluding already-loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits, which do not have evaluation intervals—catch up and verify `prod` interval coverage through `<cutover_ts>` before running `--empty-backfill` by running `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, checking `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts>` so unready signals cannot hide gaps, and independently verifying in `prod` SQLMesh state—creating the export file inside a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077` via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm`, because state exports include model SQL and environment statements, and removing `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after verification—that each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<cutover_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and that `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` in `prod`, since `check_intervals` applies model `cron` while `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` ignores `cron` and records upstream dependency intervals without producing data; if `<cutover_offset>` includes partial-interval CDC events beyond `<cutover_ts>` inside `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` on a **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` model where `<model>`'s SQLMesh query does not reproduce that open partition's CDC rows or tombstones—and only when post-`<next_boundary_ts>` SQLMesh runs solely overwrite post-`<next_boundary_ts>` partitions whose rows, tombstones, and sequence values `<model>`'s query preserves (never resume `sqlmesh run` on an unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` model or any model whose future SQLMesh runs would overwrite partitions or keys without preserving replayed/CDC rows, tombstones, and sequence values; keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled instead)—note that waiting for resumed CDC writers to advance past that open partition does **not** record `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` in SQLMesh state: either drain writers at a cron- and partition-aligned boundary so `<cutover_offset>` aligns with `<cutover_ts>`, or after promoting and resuming external CDC writers keep scheduled and ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` jobs for `<model>` paused until external CDC writers advance past explicit timestamp `<next_boundary_ts>` with time and timezone, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` and confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<next_boundary_ts>`—excluding `--empty-backfill` and using option 1 before cutover if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be guaranteed, because `--empty-backfill` would otherwise record unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` intervals—inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` statements (`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements) and upstream model side effects first to confirm they cannot write to or mutate `<model>`'s old or promoted `prod` physical table, check seed availability and external sources separately while catching up and verifying all upstream SQLMesh models that acquire recurring evaluation intervals—excluding loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits—through `<next_boundary_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts>`, and independent `prod` state verification via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm` in a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077`, deleting `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after confirming each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<next_boundary_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals`—especially none extending beyond `<next_boundary_ts>`—so `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` cannot mark uncaught upstream intervals complete without producing data, verify that completed interval's live rows, tombstones, and sequence values on the promoted `prod` table, and reconcile that completed interval in `prod` SQLMesh state via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <next_boundary_ts>` without `--run`, bumping `stamp` if needed so the forward-only update applies on the existing `prod` physical table version without creating a new table, re-verifying `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`, and confirming `<model>` still has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond `<next_boundary_ts>` before resuming `sqlmesh run prod`). Stage the empty deployable table without running model SQL batches via `sqlmesh plan <dev_env> --no-auto-categorization --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` (choosing `NON_BREAKING` for `<model>` so all downstream models remain `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` without downstream rebuilds, passing `<cutover_ts>` with an explicit time and timezone and `enable_add_index_for_new_data: false` in `session_variables`; `--empty-backfill` creates the empty deployable table and runs `@runtime_stage = 'creating'` index post-statements without executing model batches while recording deployable intervals only through `<cutover_ts>` so, on models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, tombstones, and sequence values, the first post-cutover `sqlmesh run prod` does not treat the table as a first insert (`is_first_insert = true`) and replace it—whereas unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models still replace the entire table via `replace_query` even when `is_first_insert = false` and must keep SQLMesh writes disabled unless `<model>`'s query reproduces the full table including tombstones and sequence values), and **verify before replaying that `SHOW CREATE VIEW <dev_view>` points to a new deployable physical snapshot table (without a `__temp` suffix) distinct from `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>`** while `<prod_view>` keeps serving readers from the untouched old physical table. Replay **both** live rows and deleted keys' tombstones (`__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 1`) together with their sequence values (`__DORIS_SEQUENCE_COL__` or the configured `function_column.sequence_col` column) from the upstream source **up to that `<cutover_offset>`** into the staged deployable physical table (reloading live rows alone discards tombstones and is not sufficient), and validate row/tombstone counts and `SHOW INDEX` on the staged table. If replay fails, `prod` remains untouched, **do not promote that staged snapshot**—because `--empty-backfill` already recorded deployable intervals on that snapshot version in state and dropping `<dev_env>` alone does **not** clear the deployable snapshot, its recorded intervals, or its incomplete physical table, **prefer recovering by bumping `stamp` to a new value** (so the next plan creates a fresh snapshot version and physical table rather than reusing the incomplete table as already processed) and invalidating `<dev_env>` via `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (letting normal TTL janitor cleanup remove the unreferenced failed snapshot later); if you instead revert the cutover edit or need immediate state/table removal via `sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` after `sqlmesh invalidate <dev_env> --sync` (verifying the failed snapshot, its recorded intervals, and its incomplete staged table are removed before running another `sqlmesh plan prod`), **assess its global impact first**—`sqlmesh janitor --ignore-ttl` purges **all** unreferenced snapshots across the entire project and may drop unrelated physical tables before their configured retention TTL expires. Once replay validation succeeds, promote to `prod` using `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model> --skip-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` without `--run` (before applying, verify directly in the plan diff/summary that `<model>` is `NON_BREAKING` and every downstream model is `INDIRECT_NON_BREAKING` with no downstream rebuilds—or, if any change was `BREAKING`, that every affected downstream physical table was already staged, backfilled, and validated before promotion—and do **not** rely on `SKIP` in `--explain` as proof that downstream physical tables will not be created or promoted, since restricting `--backfill-model` in `<dev_env>` can hide downstream physical updates from `SKIP` output; `--skip-backfill` prevents a `prod` plan backfill from evaluating any interval that became due after `<dev_env>`, which with `insert_overwrite true` would delete and replace matching partitions—or replace the entire table when unpartitioned—in the validated staged table and with `insert_overwrite false` would append model-query rows onto the replay, while the deployable intervals recorded through `<cutover_ts>` during `--empty-backfill` remain in state), **verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` targets the newly promoted physical snapshot table and that any downstream `prod` views still target their populated physical tables**, and—because repointing `<prod_view>` does **not** change the destination of external CDC/ingestion writers that target a physical snapshot table directly—**explicitly reconfigure/redirect all external writers from the old physical table to the newly promoted `prod` physical table starting from that same `<cutover_offset>`, verify both their destination table and `<cutover_offset>` resume position, and verify `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciled boundary before resuming external writers—and only resume scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run prod` evaluations targeting `<model>` (once any open partition is reconciled) when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values; otherwise (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits replayed CDC rows or tombstones) keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled** (if you later remove `forward_only false` to restore default `forward_only = true`, apply that metadata-only plan to `prod` via `sqlmesh plan prod --select-model <model>` without `--run` and re-verify `SHOW CREATE VIEW <prod_view>` still targets the promoted physical table).
3. **Replay on a forward-only `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model (`forward_only = true`, the default) or non-deployable environment** (prefer option 1 when possible, replay only after verifying the upstream changelog/CDC source retains the required history of live rows, deleted-key tombstones, and sequence values, and note that on an **unpartitioned** `INCREMENTAL_UNMANAGED` model with `insert_overwrite true`—where `partitioned_by` is unset—`insert_overwrite_by_partition` delegates to `replace_query` and **replaces the entire table on every subsequent `sqlmesh run` evaluation even after interval reconciliation (`is_first_insert = false`)**, discarding all replayed CDC rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values absent from `<model>`'s query; limit post-cutover `sqlmesh run` resumption strictly to models whose future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values—such as `insert_overwrite false` appends that do not clobber replayed keys, tombstones, or sequence values, or **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` models whose future runs only overwrite post-cutover partitions for which `<model>`'s query produces all required rows, tombstones, and sequence values—or else **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**): Either temporarily make the cutover snapshot deployable (`forward_only false` + `NON_BREAKING` `stamp` bump via `--no-auto-categorization` under `virtual_environment_mode: full`) and follow item 2 above so all SQLMesh and external writers stay paused, replay and writer resumption share the captured `<cutover_offset>`, `prod` promotes via `sqlmesh plan prod ... --skip-backfill` without downstream rebuilds or overwriting staged data, and external writers are redirected and verified before resuming, **or**—when keeping `forward_only = true` in place or when `prod` cannot promote a separate deployable snapshot table (note that Doris `ALTER TABLE ... REPLACE WITH TABLE` is not supported in compute-storage decoupled mode)—execute an **in-place maintenance-window cutover** directly on the retained `prod` `<physical_table>` with full **reader and writer** isolation for the entire operation (note before starting that `<model>` must keep default `disable_restatement true`—do **not** set `disable_restatement false`, because `sqlmesh run prod` evaluates automatic restatements across all `prod` snapshots even when `--select-model` excludes `<model>` and can record `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciliation boundary that later overwrite replayed CDC rows—that **neither the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` may precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start`, nor may any selected `evaluatable` model have a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>` or `<next_boundary_ts>`**—use option 1 instead if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be satisfied, because `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` records `[plan.start, plan.end)` across all selected `evaluatable` snapshots without clamping to per-model metadata-only `start` or `end` bounds—and that `sqlmesh plan prod ... --empty-backfill` only adds intervals and **does not clear or shrink** existing interval records on `<model>`'s `prod` snapshot—verify `<model>`'s currently recorded `prod` intervals and `pending_restatement_intervals` first and **require the replay up to `<cutover_offset>` / `<cutover_ts>` to cover every previously recorded interval on `<model>` with no `pending_restatement_intervals` extending beyond the reconciliation boundary**, or else use item 2 with `forward_only false`, `disable_restatement true`, and a new `NON_BREAKING` `stamp` value so a new snapshot version starts with empty intervals rather than leaving uncovered post-`<cutover_ts>` intervals marked complete after `TRUNCATE TABLE`): stop all readers and **pause and drain all scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` / `sqlmesh plan` jobs and all external writers** first (keeping every SQLMesh and external writer paused throughout the entire cutover), then **capture the drained external writers' durable upstream changelog/CDC source offset (`<cutover_offset>`)** so replay and writer resumption use the same boundary. Create and verify a recoverable full copy of `<physical_table>` (preserving hidden `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones and sequence values) before truncating, run `TRUNCATE TABLE <physical_table>`, replay **both** live rows and `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__ = 1` tombstones together with their sequence values from the upstream source **up to `<cutover_offset>`** into `<physical_table>`, and validate row/tombstone counts and `SHOW INDEX` on `<physical_table>`. If replay fails, restore `<physical_table>` in place (including tombstones and sequence values) from that verified recovery copy—or, if in-place restore fails, promote a deployable recovery snapshot via item 2 and redirect external CDC writers to that promoted physical table at `<cutover_offset>`—and validate counts, indexes, `<prod_view>` (when virtual views are used), and external CDC writer target destinations before reopening reader or writer access. After a successful in-place replay, if `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes do not preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits historical CDC rows or tombstones, because `insert_overwrite_by_partition` calls `replace_query` and replaces the entire table on every `sqlmesh run` even when `is_first_insert = false`), **keep SQLMesh writes (`sqlmesh run` evaluations targeting `<model>`) permanently disabled**; otherwise, when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, tombstones, and sequence values, **reconcile SQLMesh's recorded `prod` snapshot intervals with the replay boundary before resuming any SQLMesh jobs**—otherwise, if `<physical_table>` was initially created with `--skip-backfill` (leaving recorded intervals empty) or its recorded intervals do not yet cover the replay, the next `sqlmesh run prod` can treat the populated table as a first insert (`is_first_insert = true`) and truncate/replace it (or re-evaluate already-replayed intervals): set `<cutover_ts>` to an **explicit timestamp including time and timezone** (for example, `'2025-01-10 00:00:00+00:00'`—**never** a date-only value such as `'2025-01-10'`) equal to the latest cron- and partition-aligned boundary **fully covered** by `<cutover_offset>`—which **must also be at or past the end of every interval previously recorded on `<model>` in `prod`**, because `--empty-backfill` does not clear existing interval records beyond `<cutover_ts>` (record **only** intervals completely covered by the replay—never intervals beyond `<cutover_offset>`, accounting for any model `lookback`; before running any upstream catch-up jobs or cutover plans, **inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` environment statements—`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements—along with upstream model pre/post-statements and side effects to confirm none of those actions can write to or mutate `<physical_table>` after `<cutover_offset>` is captured**, confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` so upstream `sqlmesh run prod` calls cannot record `pending_restatement_intervals` on `<model>`, confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<cutover_ts>`—if either `start` or `end` bound would be exceeded, do not run `--empty-backfill`, which would falsely record unevaluated pre-`start` or post-`end` history—verify separately that any `SEED` dependencies are already loaded and available—materializing any unloaded `SEED` first, since loaded `SEED` models do not acquire new intervals on later runs—and that any `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` sources are ready, and for every upstream SQLMesh model that acquires recurring evaluation intervals—excluding already-loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits, which do not have evaluation intervals—catch up and verify `prod` interval coverage through `<cutover_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <cutover_ts>` so unready signals cannot hide gaps, and independent `prod` state verification—creating the export file inside a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077` via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm`, because state exports include model SQL and environment statements, and removing `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after verification—confirming that each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<cutover_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and that `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond `<cutover_ts>`, since `check_intervals` applies model `cron` while `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` ignores `cron` and records upstream dependency intervals without producing data; if the replay covers less than one full model interval from `start` on a snapshot with no prior recorded intervals, keep `sqlmesh run prod` disabled until a full interval is covered and reconciled)—and record those covered intervals in `prod` without running model SQL batches via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <cutover_ts>` without `--run` (passing `<cutover_ts>` with an explicit time and timezone, and including a `stamp` bump on `<model>` if needed so `sqlmesh plan prod` has a forward-only change to apply rather than returning early as a no-op). If `<cutover_offset>` includes partial-interval CDC events beyond `<cutover_ts>` inside `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` on a **partitioned** `insert_overwrite true` model where `<model>`'s SQLMesh query does not reproduce that open partition's CDC rows or tombstones—and only when post-`<next_boundary_ts>` SQLMesh runs solely overwrite post-`<next_boundary_ts>` partitions whose rows, tombstones, and sequence values `<model>`'s query preserves (never resume `sqlmesh run` on an unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` model or any model whose future SQLMesh runs would overwrite partitions or keys without preserving replayed/CDC rows, tombstones, and sequence values; keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled instead)—waiting for resumed CDC writers to advance past that open partition does **not** record `[<cutover_ts>, <next_boundary_ts>)` in SQLMesh state: either drain writers at a cron- and partition-aligned boundary so `<cutover_offset>` aligns with `<cutover_ts>`, or after resuming external CDC writers keep scheduled and ad-hoc `sqlmesh run` jobs for `<model>` paused until external CDC writers advance past explicit timestamp `<next_boundary_ts>` (including time and timezone), confirm `<model>` keeps `disable_restatement true` and confirm that the reconciliation plan's common `plan.start` does not precede `<model>`'s or any selected `evaluatable` upstream model's configured `start` and that no selected `evaluatable` model has a configured `end` earlier than `<next_boundary_ts>` (excluding `--empty-backfill` before cutover and using option 1 if either `start` or `end` bound cannot be guaranteed), inspect project `before_all` and `after_all` statements (`--select-model` does not suppress environment statements) and upstream model side effects first to confirm they cannot write to or mutate `<physical_table>`, check seed availability and external sources separately while catching up and verifying all upstream SQLMesh models that acquire recurring evaluation intervals—excluding loaded `SEED` models and `EXTERNAL` or `EMBEDDED` models without audits—through `<next_boundary_ts>` first via `sqlmesh run prod --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts> --ignore-cron` without selecting `<model>`, `sqlmesh check_intervals prod --no-signals --select-model <upstream_model> --end <next_boundary_ts>`, and independent `prod` state verification via `sqlmesh state export --environment prod -o <private_dir>/state.json --no-confirm` in a `0700` private directory with restrictive `0600` permissions under `umask 077`, deleting `<private_dir>/state.json` immediately after confirming each applicable upstream model's recorded `prod` intervals cover through its `interval_unit`-floored `<next_boundary_ts>` boundary regardless of model `cron` and `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` extending beyond `<next_boundary_ts>`, so `--backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill` cannot mark uncaught upstream intervals complete without producing data, verify that completed interval's live rows, tombstones, and sequence values on `<physical_table>`, and record that completed interval in `prod` via `sqlmesh plan prod --forward-only --select-model <model> --backfill-model <model> --empty-backfill --execution-time <next_boundary_ts>` without `--run` (bumping `stamp` if needed) **before** resuming `sqlmesh run prod` so the next run cannot evaluate that interval and replace rows missing from the model query. Finally, verify `<prod_view>` (when virtual views are used) targets `<physical_table>`, verify `<model>` has no `pending_restatement_intervals` beyond the reconciled boundary, and verify all external CDC writers' destination points to `<physical_table>` (redirecting and verifying any writer whose target was changed during maintenance, never leaving writers pointed at a backup or superseded table) and is positioned at `<cutover_offset>` before resuming readers and external writers—and only resume scheduled or ad-hoc `sqlmesh run prod` evaluations targeting `<model>` (once any open partition is reconciled) when `<model>`'s future SQLMesh writes preserve replayed rows, `__DORIS_DELETE_SIGN__` tombstones, and sequence values; otherwise (including unpartitioned `insert_overwrite true` models whose query omits replayed CDC rows or tombstones) keep SQLMesh writes for `<model>` permanently disabled.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Provide a viable fallback when promotion is unavailable.
This branch applies when prod cannot promote a separate deployable snapshot. If in-place restoration fails, it nevertheless directs the operator to promote one through item 2. That fallback cannot work under the stated condition, leaving the truncated table unavailable. Require a verified alternative recovery path before truncation.
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Update the in-place maintenance-window cutover recovery guidance so it does not rely on snapshot promotion when promotion is unavailable. Before truncating the retained prod physical table, require a verified recovery path that remains viable under this constraint, and specify that path for use if restoring the verified recovery copy in place fails; do not invent an unsupported recovery mechanism.
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Do not require the original offset after CDC has advanced.
The partial-partition branch resumes CDC writers and waits for them to advance past <next_boundary_ts>. The final step then requires those writers to be positioned at <cutover_offset> before resuming them. Both conditions cannot hold in order. Verify the starting offset before the first resume, then verify the advanced position after reconciliation.
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Update the CDC writer offset checks in the partial-partition branch: verify writers are at the captured cutover_offset before the first resume, then after they advance past next_boundary_ts and the open interval is reconciled, verify their advanced position instead of requiring the original offset. Preserve the cutover_offset check for paths where writers have not advanced.
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Description
Adds Apache Doris (
DorisEngineAdapterandDorisConnectionConfig) engine support to SQLMesh across Doris2.1+through4.1.5+, including native Doris OLAP tables (UNIQUE KEYMerge-on-Write / Merge-on-Read,DUPLICATE KEY,AGGREGATE KEY) and Doris-backed external multi-catalog lakehouse tables (Apache Iceberg, Apache Paimon, Apache Hive, and read-only Lance / Hudi / Delta Lake / LakeSoul catalogs and TVFs).Closes #5875
Supersedes / builds upon #5033 (with
Co-authored-by: xinge.ji <xinge.ji@outlook.com>)Key Capabilities
DorisConnectionConfig):PyMySQL(sqlmesh[doris]) withautocommit=True, optionalpre_ping, and safe one-shot cursor reconnect on non-timeout MySQL-protocol disconnects (OperationalError2006 / 2013 / 2055) in both_executeand_fetch_native_dfstrictly for read-only / idempotent session statements (SELECT, AST-verifiedWITH ... SELECT/ set-operation CTE queries,SHOW,DESCRIBE,DESC,EXPLAIN,USE,SWITCH) outside active transactions, restoring active catalog (SWITCH) and database (USE) state across reconnects while never retrying mutating statements (includingWITH ... INSERT).catalog(andget_catalog()/get_current_catalog()),session_variables(e.g.,workload_group,query_timeout),ssl(ssl_ca,ssl_cert,ssl_key,ssl_verify_cert,ssl_verify_identity,ssl_disabled, or dictssl), and configurableconnect_timeout/read_timeout/write_timeout.FORBIDDEN_STATE_SYNC_ENGINESwith a clear configuration error guiding users to configure a dedicatedstate_connection, and included insqlmesh inittemplates and documentation (docs/integrations/engines/doris.md).UNIQUE KEY(includingINCREMENTAL_BY_UNIQUE_KEYauto-propagation, Merge-on-Write properties,compaction_policy(time_series/size_based),function_column.sequence_col/sequence_type, and customorder_by/cluster_bysort keys emitted asCLUSTER BY (...)),DUPLICATE KEY, andAGGREGATE KEY, plustable_type/keysaliases.CREATE TABLEschemas, CTAS projections (_reorder_olap_columns&_reorder_unannotated_ctas_queryacross singleSELECT,UNION ALL, CTE, and unaliased aggregate/arithmetic projections),insert_append,merge,insert_overwrite_by_partition,insert_overwrite_by_time_partition, and_scd_type_2. CoercesTEXT/STRINGkey columns (e.g., from Pandas DataFrames or unannotatedSEEDs) toVARCHAR(255)and enforces Doris's 36-byte shortkey index prefix budget soFLOAT/DOUBLE/COMPLEXcolumns never land ahead of key columns.AS t) when rewriting self-referencingreplace_querystatements to temporary staging tables in bothEngineAdapter.replace_queryandDorisEngineAdapter.replace_query.> 64-character_schema_tmpidentifiers across DDL,_truncate_table,fetchall,fetchdf,execute, andinformation_schema.tableslookups to satisfy Doris's 64-character identifier limit.DESCRIBEtypes (DECIMALV3,DATETIMEV2,DATEV2,TIMESTAMPTZ,LARGEINT/INT128,TINYINT(1)/BOOLEAN,STRUCT,ARRAY,MAP,BITMAP,HLL,AGG_STATE), supports same-type precision widening (DATETIME(p1)->DATETIME(p2)andTIMESTAMPTZ(p1)->TIMESTAMPTZ(p2)), guardsget_alter_operationsagainst invalidMODIFY COLUMNor destructiveDROP+ADDoperations on OLAP key columns, and waits for asynchronous OLAPSCHEMA_CHANGEjobs in bothalter_tableandcreate_index.RowDiff/TableDiff(concat_columns&normalize_value) across scalar,TIMESTAMPTZ, complex (ARRAY,MAP,STRUCT,JSON,VARIANTviaCAST(... AS STRING)),INT128(CAST(... AS LARGEINT)),BITMAP(BITMAP_TO_STRING), andHLL(HLL_TO_BASE64) columns.MERGE INTO,DeleteHandler, Logical Merge & Incremental Overwrite Semantics:MERGE INTO(SUPPORTS_MERGE = Trueon Doris4.1+forUNIQUE KEYMerge-on-Write and Iceberg tables) with unaliasedSET col = ...targets, explicitINSERT (cols) VALUES (...)column lists, and automatic fallback to transactionalDELETE+INSERTon Doris< 4.1or whenmerge_filter/DELETEclauses are present.DELETE FROM ... WHERE col IN (SELECT ...)(andCONCAT_WScomposite keys) into Doris'sDELETE FROM target AS _t1 USING (...) AS _t2 WHERE ...syntax forUNIQUE KEYtables, expanding anyORin sibling conditions into separateOR-free statements.DELETE(_delete_by_literal_keys) forDUPLICATE KEY,AGGREGATE KEY, and external catalog tables without emittingORorBETWEENpredicates rejected by Doris'sDeleteHandler.DELETEpredicates (DATE_TRUNC,TO_DATE,DATE,YEAR,QUARTER,MONTH,WEEK,DAY,HOUR,MINUTE,SECONDacross=,!=,>=,>,<=,<,IN,NOT IN, andIS [NOT] NULL) into half-open bare-column range predicates (col >= <low> AND col < <high>) that Doris'sDeleteHandlerand partition pruner accept.4.1+Dialect, Indexing, Vector & Full-Text Search, and Lakehouse Time Travel:TIMESTAMPTZ/TIMESTAMPTZ(p)data types andAT TIME ZONE->CONVERT_TZ(..., @@time_zone, <tz>).FOR TIME AS OF,FOR VERSION AS OF,@branch(name),@tag(name)) with full upstream lineage extraction infind_tables()and table qualification without misinterpreting@branch/@tagas SQLMesh macros.ALTER TABLE ... ADD INDEX ... USING INVERTED|ANN|NGRAM_BF|BITMAP (...) PROPERTIES (...),BUILD INDEX idx ON tbl [PARTITION[S] (...)](including inside@IFpost-statements with@this_modelresolution), full-text search predicates (MATCH,MATCH_ANY,MATCH_ALL,MATCH_PHRASE,MATCH_PHRASE_PREFIX,MATCH_REGEXP,MATCH_PHRASE_EDGE,SEARCH(...)), and vector distance functions (L2_DISTANCE,COSINE_DISTANCE,INNER_PRODUCT,L1_DISTANCE,L2_DISTANCE_APPROX,INNER_PRODUCT_APPROX).4.1+Iceberg table maintenance and branching post-statements (ALTER TABLE @this_model EXECUTE rewrite_data_files(...),expire_snapshots(...),remove_orphan_files(...),fast_forward(...),cherrypick_snapshot(...),rollback_to_snapshot(...),rollback_to_timestamp(...),set_current_snapshot(...), andALTER TABLE @this_model CREATE|REPLACE|DROP BRANCH|TAG ...), plusALTER SYSTEM RENAME COMPUTE GROUP <old> <new>.CatalogSupport.FULL_SUPPORT— Iceberg, Paimon, Hive, Lance):catalog.db.tablenaming,SWITCH <catalog>, catalog-scopedinformation_schema.tables+mv_infos()discovery, and automatic catalog detection viaSHOW CATALOGS.table_format = 'iceberg'/ENGINE=iceberg,'write-format','compression-codec', Iceberg partition transformsDAY,MONTH,YEAR,HOUR,BUCKET,TRUNCATE, and nativeMERGE INTO), Apache Paimon (table_format = 'paimon'/ENGINE=paimon,'file.format', and automatic'primary-key'synthesis fromunique_key+partitioned_by), and Apache Hive (table_format = 'hive'/ENGINE=hive,'file_format').'type' = 'lance'catalog on Doris4.1.4+ands3()/local()TVFs with'format' = 'lance'), Hudi, Delta Lake, and LakeSoul tables with clear read-only write guards on DDL/DML writes.CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW, AsyncMTMV& Sync RollupMV):BUILD IMMEDIATE|DEFERRED,REFRESH COMPLETE|AUTO ON MANUAL|COMMIT|SCHEDULE,RECREATE_MATERIALIZED_VIEW_ON_EVALUATION = False) and synchronized single-table rollup materialized views (materialized_type = 'SYNC').Test Plan
tests/core/engine_adapter/test_doris.py, plustests/core/test_connection_config.py,tests/core/test_dialect.py, andtests/core/engine_adapter/test_base.py -k "replace_query".apache/doris:fe-4.1.5&apache/doris:be-4.1.5+ Local Hadoop Iceberg & Paimon Catalogs):tests/core/engine_adapter/integration/test_integration_doris.py(and 77 passed acrosstest_integration.py -m "doris"), covering end-to-end OLAP, Iceberg, and Paimon catalogs,TIMESTAMPTZ(6), nativeMERGE INTO,BUILD INDEX(INVERTED,ANNvector index, andNGRAM_BFSCHEMA_CHANGEwaiting),MATCH_ANY,SEARCH(),L2_DISTANCE_APPROX,INNER_PRODUCT,L1_DISTANCE, IcebergFOR VERSION/TIME AS OF,@tag,@branch,EXECUTE rewrite_data_files(), sync/async MVs, SCD Type 2,AUTO PARTITION, self-referencingreplace_querywith table aliases, and multi-columnSCHEMA_CHANGEevolution.Checklist
make styleand fixed any issuesmake fast-test)git commit -s) per the DCOSummary by CodeRabbit