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Native Rust scalar UDFs, end to end: the ScalarUdf trait in krishiv-udf-sdk, a session UdfLibrary and SessionFunctions registry, FunctionId::Udf { name, version } as a plan reference, execution through the worker's library, and Session::register_udf (re-exported by krishiv).
Task: P2-T060a (unit 1).
Plans reference UDFs by value. The plan holds (name, version) and never a trait object. Name and version enter the canonical key and structural hash, and the plan codec gains the semantic feature rust_udf with goldens in golden/rust_udf/. A worker without the UDF fails with KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLE naming name@version (SQLSTATE 39000).
Resolution follows Spark's search path. A built-in wins over a same-name session UDF. system.session.f and session.f reach UDFs only, and system.builtin.f reaches built-ins only. Unknown names keep the UNRESOLVED_ROUTINE text. Grouping rewrites rebind a UDF call with its qualifier, so session.upper(s) ... GROUP BY ROLLUP(s) keeps the UDF.
Typing. A UDF's Signature maps onto the analyzer's existing coercion, so implicit casts match a built-in with the same inputs. The UDF never casts its own arguments.
Execution. Calls go through one wrapper that:
checks argument and result count, type, length and nullability;
broadcasts all-literal arguments;
unions null masks for Strict null handling;
catches panics around every trait call.
Any user error, contract break or panic becomes FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF (39000).
Registration fails loudly.register_udf returns Result: a panicking, empty or dotted name is FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF. Every registration changes the library version, which is part of the analysis fingerprint.
Constant folding applies only to deterministic UDFs with all-literal arguments, through the same wrapper. A folding failure surfaces at execution.
Spark 4.2 ground truth (checked on Spark): registering a session upper still leaves SELECT upper('a') = A; system.builtin.upper resolves; unknown functions give UNRESOLVED_ROUTINE (42883).
Sessions accept native Rust scalar functions through a small SDK (krishiv-udf-sdk): a trait with name, version, signature, return type, properties and a batch invoke over Arrow arrays plus a plain context (partition index, ANSI flag, session time zone).
Plans reference UDFs by value (FunctionId::Udf { name, version }), which enters the canonical encoding (encoding version 5) and the structural hash. Resolution goes through a SessionFunctions registry wrapping the built-ins and the session library: bare names prefer built-ins (Spark's search path), while system.session.f and session.f reach UDFs only and system.builtin.f reaches built-ins only; unknown names keep UNRESOLVED_ROUTINE. The analyzer maps signatures onto its arity and input types so implicit casts match same-input built-ins. Execution binds calls in krishiv-functions with the same checks as built-ins (argument checks, all-literal broadcast, result length/type/nullability), unions null masks for Strict, and maps every user error, contract break or panic to FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF; a missing UDF on the executing side is the new KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLE naming name@version. Constant folding covers deterministic calls of literals in the analyzer (failures become Constant::Error) and the optimizer (failures stay in the plan), through the same binding. The plan codec gains the rust_udf semantic feature.
Search-path precedence follows the Spark 4.2 run cited in the task (built-in wins, system.builtin qualification, UNRESOLVED_ROUTINE text); not re-verified with a new Spark run here. InvokeContext.partition is always 0: the engine has no stable partition ids. Session::register_udf takes the UDF by value; aggregate UDFs, dynamic library loading and UDF access to sessions remain out of scope.
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…LSTATE, codec walk
Strict UDFs declaring non-nullable results now widen to nullable when
any argument may be null, since strict evaluation returns null without
invoking. Previously a non-nullable declaration could emit NULL into a
NOT NULL column.
Built-in conditionals (nvl/ifnull, assert_true with its default
message, ntile folding) now apply only when the resolved entry is a
built-in, not a session UDF. Bare names still resolve built-ins first
(Spark search path), while session.system/session qualified calls reach
the UDF, for both SQL and DataFrame calls.
All UDF trait calls go through krishiv_udf_sdk::guard_call, so panics
in signature, return_field, properties, version and invoke become
FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF (SQLSTATE 39000) instead of unwinding. The trait
docs promise this.
KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLE moves from SQLSTATE KD002 (used by Spark for
unrelated errors) to KD003, unused in both the vendored Spark registry
and the KRISHIV_* classes.
The plan-codec feature walk lists every PhysNode and ExprNode variant
explicitly instead of a wildcard, so a new node kind cannot silently
skip rust_udf detection. Added negative tests that non-UDF plans lack
the feature and UDFs in filters, scan filters and join residuals
require it.
Spark-compat: built-ins win unqualified, qualified UDF calls reach the
UDF, matching Spark 4.2 search-path behaviour for upper. FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF
keeps SQLSTATE 39000 with function, signature and reason.
Unverified: full Python suite (ran test_expr and test_sql_facade only,
34 passed); whole-workspace run left to CI.
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…le test, guarded trait calls
The grouping rewrite retyped calls above a changed grouping key by
rebinding them under the bare function name. For a qualified session
UDF shadowing a built-in (session.upper over ROLLUP(s)) the bare name
resolves to the built-in, so the query silently ran the wrong
function. A UDF call now rebinds qualified (system.session.f) while
built-ins keep the bare form. A Rollup/Cube/Grouping Sets test with a
shadowing session.upper fails without the fix. The other rebuild
sites were audited: star expansion preserves the call, literal
helpers and the grouping constructors only build built-ins, and the
grouping() rewrite is unqualified by design.
The ntile regression test only used the literal 5, which folds the
same either way. The difference lives one level down: the analyzer
must keep a UDF's arguments as written while the built-in folds its
bucket count (the optimizer folds 1+1 either way, so no
result-level test can observe it). This is now checked by a
folded_ntile unit test in krishiv-plan that fails when the
built-in-only guard is removed; the session end-to-end test keeps
covering qualified routing and points at it.
The two remaining unguarded trait calls now go through guard_call:
UdfLibrary::register leaves the library unchanged when name()
panics (there is no name to register under, and production code
denies panics), with a unit test that fails without the guard; the
return-type mismatch message in krishiv-exec's compile_udf resolves
the name through guard_call instead of unwinding (that branch is
unreachable by construction, so it is defense in depth with no
observable test).
Spark-compat notes: search-path precedence is unchanged; the
KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLE SQLSTATE stays KD003 as previously
reviewed.
Unverified: the Python suite (no Python test exercises
Rust-UDF-plus-grouping; the Python surface is unchanged) and a
whole-workspace run, left to CI.
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UdfLibrary::register silently dropped a UDF whose name() panicked, so Session::register_udf appeared to succeed and the call failed later with UNRESOLVED_ROUTINE. Registration now returns Result<(), UdfError>: a panicking name, an empty name, or a name containing a dot or a backtick (which can never be called by name) is an error. Session::register_udf returns Result<(), KrishivError>, mapping the failure to FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF through the executor's failed_execute helper (function name unknown when there is none).
KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLE used SQLSTATE KD003, reserved for data-source errors. A UDF missing on the executing worker is an external-routine invocation failure, so it now uses 39000.
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A UDF call is identified by its name and version, as the plan reference
and the design require, so its version must enter the canonical encoding
and the structural hash: otherwise a re-registered UDF would share a key
with the version it replaced. The merge with main had dropped it to keep
the recursive expression encoder within its deep-plan stack budget; the
function identity is now written by an out-of-line helper, which keeps
the encoder frame small with the version included.
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Adds a public Rust scalar UDF SDK and session registration API. Plans identify UDFs by name and version. Analyzers resolve calls, workers execute them, and analyzer and optimizer passes fold eligible deterministic calls with literal arguments.
Changes: Native Rust Scalar UDF Support
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Summary
UDF SDK and library crates/krishiv-udf-sdk/*
Adds the scalar UDF contract, invocation context, error handling, and a session-scoped library with case-insensitive and versioned lookup.
UDF plan identity and transport crates/krishiv-plan/src/function.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/encode.rs, crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/*, proto/krishiv/plan/v1/plan.proto
Adds versioned UDF identities to plans and protobuf. Encoding, decoding, feature detection, and tests now handle those identities.
Session registration and function resolution crates/krishiv-session/*, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/*, crates/krishiv-plan/src/expr.rs, crates/krishiv-sql/src/lower.rs
Adds Session::register_udf and SessionFunctions. Function resolution supports session-qualified calls, preserves built-in precedence for bare names, and keeps UDF calls distinct from built-in rewrites.
Worker binding and execution crates/krishiv-functions/src/scalar/*, crates/krishiv-exec/src/*, crates/krishiv-common/krishiv-error-classes.json
Passes the session UDF library through planning and worker environments. Binds and invokes UDFs with null handling and result-contract checks. Adds an unavailable-UDF error and an execution benchmark.
Folds eligible deterministic calls with literal arguments using the registered UDF version and session settings. Adds tests for folding, nondeterminism, missing versions, and unsupported cases.
KrishivAI/krishiv-engine#203: Adds analyzer handling for qualified calls and named arguments, which shares qualifier rules with session UDF resolution.
KrishivAI/krishiv-engine#177: Changes scalar expression compilation in the planner, which is also where UDF compilation is added.
Session UDFs whose names collide with certain built-ins can be silently rewritten or fail. Strict UDFs can receive untyped NULL, and some deterministic UDF calls are not folded. These are narrow and fixable, but should be addressed before merge.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to bd978
Native UDFs are installed explicitly into a session, not loaded from SQL or a plan. The review nevertheless found gaps in how qualified calls and replacement implementations preserve the intended function identity, plus a null-handling contract gap. The available evidence does not establish a broader privilege escalation.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: A builtin-qualified call can bind a session UDF when the built-in lookup misses. The single-name analyzer lookup discards the qualifier and falls back to the session registry, contrary to the new builtins-only namespace contract. Security impact depends on whether a caller can register a UDF in the session used to analyze that call; SQL alone cannot install one.
Medium · architecture · inferred: Re-registering different code under an unchanged name and version can make an already-built plan execute the replacement. Registration updates the shared library, whereas the plan and worker binding carry no registration epoch or immutable implementation reference.
Medium · reliability · inferred: The strict wrapper checks physical null masks. A logically null argument such as an untyped NullArray can therefore reach a UDF despite the SDK contract that strict functions never see nulls. A resulting panic is caught, but the query may fail instead of producing the promised null result.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — SQL and transported plans can select and invoke code already installed in the executing session, but the inspected paths do not let them install a native implementation. The demonstrated scope is the session and workers supplied with its library, not independently established cross-tenant reach.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — If a principal can register a UDF in a shared session, a builtin-qualified call to a name absent from the built-in registry can select that UDF; no broader authorization path was established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Planning-time folding executes session-installed native code on eligible literals. Determinism is reported by the UDF, while binding and invocation use guarded calls; the plan itself contains no native implementation.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Same-version replacement weakens plan-to-implementation identity across repeated registration, while physical-only strict masking weakens the promised containment of null inputs. Ordinary version mismatches and invocation panics have explicit failure paths.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Preserve the full qualifier through built-in lookup; reject or explicitly invalidate same-version replacements for previously built plans; and derive strict masks from logical nulls.
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Built-in special cases still match a session UDF by name.
This PR guards assert_true, mask defaults, locate, named_struct, Conditional and ntile with is_builtin_entry. Several other name-based branches do not have that guard. A qualified session UDF with one of these names now reaches them and gets silently rewritten:
typeof (line 1494):session.typeof(x) is replaced by the type-name literal. The UDF never runs.
schema_of_csv (line 1486):session.schema_of_csv('a') is replaced by a DDL literal.
mask (line 1487):check_mask_replacements runs on a call whose arguments were not expanded. A one-argument UDF then fails with "a mask call without its replacements".
struct (line 1370):struct_names rewrites the call to an unqualified named_struct. That call resolves to the built-in, not the UDF.
Each case gives a wrong result or a spurious error for a call the PR says must reach the UDF.
Fix: apply is_builtin_entry(&entry) to each of these checks. Use entry.id.name() for mask, not lookup_name.
Proposed fix
- let is_schema_of_csv = entry.id.name() == "schema_of_csv";- if lookup_name.eq_ignore_ascii_case("mask") {+ let builtin_entry = is_builtin_entry(&entry);+ let is_schema_of_csv = builtin_entry && entry.id.name() == "schema_of_csv";+ if builtin_entry && entry.id.name() == "mask" {
self.check_mask_replacements(lookup_name, &kids[..n], &call_kids[..n])?;
}
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- let is_typeof = entry.id.name() == "typeof";+ let is_typeof = builtin_entry && entry.id.name() == "typeof";
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1494:
Guard the special-case rewrites for schema_of_csv, mask, typeof, and struct with
is_builtin_entry(&entry) so qualified session UDFs reach normal resolution. In
the mask check, match entry.id.name() rather than lookup_name; apply the struct
guard where struct_names rewrites to named_struct.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-functions/src/scalar/udf.rs:
- Around line 230-259: Update strict_mask to check scalar arguments with
logical_nulls() and derive array validity masks from logical_nulls() instead of
physical nulls, so logical nulls in NullArray, dictionary, and run-end arrays
are excluded from strict UDF calls.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-optimizer/src/fold.rs:
- Around line 499-548: Update the optimizer’s run() flow to repeat FoldUdfs and
the Rewrite batch until neither changes the plan, rather than changing fold_udf,
which should continue folding only literal arguments. Add snapshot tests
covering arithmetic arguments, cast-wrapped literal arguments, and nested UDF
calls such as the described udf1/udf2 case.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-optimizer/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 236-245: Run the existing conditional FoldUdfs pass again after
the Rewrite batch so UDF calls whose arguments become literals during rewriting
can fold; reuse the existing UDF configuration and folding logic, leaving the
pre-Rewrite pass unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-optimizer/tests/it/udf.rs:
- Around line 163-169: Update the unregistered-version case in the UDF test to
register PlusOne at version 2, then optimize a call to version 3 and assert it
remains unresolved as a function and the call counter stays at zero. Add a
version-parameterized call helper if needed, with the existing call helper
delegating using version 2.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan-codec/src/features.rs:
- Around line 531-572: Replace the recursive subtree traversal in functions_in
with a check of only the current expression node, and update its call site in
constructs_of to pass each expression returned by exprs_of. Preserve detection
of resolved function nodes; rely on exprs_of for descendant coverage.
- Around line 375-391: Update constructs_of to keep only one pass over types_of,
arrow_types_of, and exprs_of; move the functions_in call into the retained
exprs_of loop, preserving its Lambda and Construct::Expr emissions, and remove
the duplicate loops.
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/exprs.rs:
- Around line 762-764: Update `is_aggregate` to look up the full qualifier and
function name for session-qualified calls, while retaining the bare-name lookup
otherwise. In higher-order dispatch, only call `Hof::of` for unqualified calls
or when `builtin.is_some()`, so qualified UDFs with higher-order names resolve
as UDFs.
- Around line 1340-1361: Update the analyzer lookup path and check_function to
reject FunctionId::Udf results whenever builtin is present, so builtin-qualified
calls cannot resolve to session UDFs and instead remain unresolved. Preserve
normal lookup behavior for calls without a builtin qualifier, and extend the
existing test by registering AddOne before checking system.builtin.add_one(1).
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/fold.rs:
- Line 359: Update the FunctionId::Udf branch to fold its arguments through
kids() and pass the resulting folded values to udf(), so casts and nested
expressions can fold and argument errors propagate. In udf(), consume those
folded values instead of requiring each argument to be an ExprNode::Literal;
keep resolve_udf and determinism checks before folding.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/exprs.rs:
- Around line 1486-1494: Guard the special-case rewrites for schema_of_csv,
mask, typeof, and struct with is_builtin_entry(&entry) so qualified session UDFs
reach normal resolution. In the mask check, match entry.id.name() rather than
lookup_name; apply the struct guard where struct_names rewrites to named_struct.
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Point the two intra-doc links to UdfError at crate::UdfError so
cargo doc builds without warnings.
Restructure three defensive branches that can never fire so they need
no coverage: drop the KrishivUnsupportedFeature mapping around
bind_udf in compile_udf (it only reports FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF or
INTERNAL_ERROR), fold the duplicate Strict::AllNull arm in
UdfBound::invoke into one early return via a narrowed mask type,
replace the unreachable return-type mismatch in compile_udf with a
plain view check, merge the future-identity and future-expression
wildcards in plan-features with their same-result arms, and remove
the redundant literal pre-check in the analyzer UDF folder. Guard the
mask replacement check to built-ins only, so a qualified session UDF
named mask runs with its arguments as written instead of failing.
Tests added:
- udf-sdk signatures_print_arity_and_inputs: arity text and inputs SQL for every signature shape
- udf-sdk panics_become_failed_execute_udf_with_their_payload: String, str and opaque panic payloads through guard_call
- udf-sdk fixtures_expose_their_declared_contracts: Identity, PanicName and BadName trait methods
- udf-sdk a_panicking_version_still_matches: version panic resolves by name and version
- session debug_names_the_library: SessionFunctions debug format
- session panicking_and_failing_udfs_fail_at_analysis: version, signature, properties panics and return_field errors
- session determinism_comes_from_the_udf_when_builtins_are_silent: spark_deterministic from UDF properties
- session input_forms_map_as_the_analyzer_coerces: every UdfInputType and arity shape plus fixture contracts
- session panicking_version_signature_properties_fail_at_analysis: SQL-level FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF for panicking traits
- session failing_return_field_fails_at_analysis: SQL-level FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF for return_field errors
- session empty_names_fail_registration_as_unknown: empty and dotted names fail as unknown
- session explain_verbose_folds_udfs_through_the_traced_path: EXPLAIN VERBOSE exercises the traced optimizer path
- session session_qualified_named_arguments_are_rejected: named args with session qualifier
- session session_qualified_unknown_is_unresolved_routine: unknown session and builtin-only names
- session mask_builtin_keeps_defaults_while_qualified_runs_the_udf: builtin mask defaults and qualified UDF
- session locate_builtin_defaults_and_qualified_udf: builtin locate default and qualified UDF
- session named_struct_folds_foldable_names: foldable computed field names
- session udf_calls_of_all_scalar_types_fold: boolean folding and null folding without invoking
- session nondeterministic_distinct_filtered_and_column_calls_do_not_fold: distinct and filter stay unfolded
- session inline_values_reject_nondeterministic_calls: VALUES allows deterministic UDFs, rejects nondeterministic, rand and qualified nondet
- session udf_results_with_views_run: STRING UDF results convert to views
- exec udf_fixture_exposes_its_contract: Identity name, version, signature, return_field and invoke
- functions panicking_name_and_version_become_failed_execute_udf: bind-time name and version panics
- functions binary_and_string_bind_to_plain_carriers: BINARY carrier binding and Debug format
- functions strict_intersection_masks_both_columns: two-column strict null intersection
- functions masked_wrong_row_counts_are_internal: take and scatter contract breaks plus fixture methods
- optimizer udf_folding_covers_every_scalar_type: folding for boolean, ints, floats, decimal, string, binary, date, timestamps and typed null
- optimizer udf_folding_leaves_unfoldables_in_the_plan: intervals, distinct, filter, aggregates, failures and columns stay unfolded
- plan-codec subquery_in_values_with_a_udf_need_rust_udf: Subquery IN values holding a UDF need RustUdf
- plan registries_without_udfs_resolve_none: default resolve_udf is None
- plan qualified_operators_print_as_written: qualified operator names never match builtins
- plan test_entries_answer_without_a_type: test helper result rule answers typeless and nullable
- plan negated_finds_negative_operands_resolved_or_not: negated on unresolved, qualified and resolved negatives
- plan raises UDF case in unknown_functions_and_scalar_subqueries_may_raise: UDF calls may raise
- plan analyzer fold fixture direct calls in udf_calls_fold_like_builtin_calls: return_field, properties, lookup, version and column invoke
Commands and exit codes:
- cargo fmt --all --check: exit 0
- cargo clippy -p krishiv-udf-sdk -p krishiv-session -p krishiv-plan -p krishiv-exec -p krishiv-functions -p krishiv-optimizer -p krishiv-plan-codec --all-targets -- -D warnings: exit 0
- cargo nextest run -p krishiv-udf-sdk -p krishiv-session -p krishiv-plan -p krishiv-exec -p krishiv-functions -p krishiv-optimizer -p krishiv-plan-codec: exit 0 (1512 passed, 7 skipped)
- RUSTDOCFLAGS=-D warnings cargo doc -p krishiv-udf-sdk -p krishiv-session -p krishiv-plan -p krishiv-exec -p krishiv-functions -p krishiv-optimizer --no-deps: exit 0
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Strict UDF masking now uses logical nulls so Null, dictionary and
run-end values never reach a strict UDF. The optimizer repeats UDF
folding with the rewrite batch to a fixed point capped at the batch
limit. Session qualifiers are honored for aggregate detection and
higher-order dispatch, and builtin-qualified calls no longer resolve
to session UDFs in either the lookup path or the pre-check. Analyzer
UDF folding folds arguments first so implicit casts and nested calls
fold like built-ins. The codec feature walk drops its duplicated
loops and checks one node per expression. Tests cover versioned,
rewritten and qualified UDF cases.
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Session-qualified UDFs named struct, schema_of_csv, typeof or mask must reach the UDF instead of the builtin rewrite. Require is_builtin_entry for the struct, schema_of_csv and typeof paths and match the mask path by the resolved entry name.
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Summary
Native Rust scalar UDFs, end to end: the
ScalarUdftrait inkrishiv-udf-sdk, a sessionUdfLibraryandSessionFunctionsregistry,FunctionId::Udf { name, version }as a plan reference, execution through the worker's library, andSession::register_udf(re-exported bykrishiv).Task: P2-T060a (unit 1).
(name, version)and never a trait object. Name and version enter the canonical key and structural hash, and the plan codec gains the semantic featurerust_udfwith goldens ingolden/rust_udf/. A worker without the UDF fails withKRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLEnamingname@version(SQLSTATE 39000).system.session.fandsession.freach UDFs only, andsystem.builtin.freaches built-ins only. Unknown names keep theUNRESOLVED_ROUTINEtext. Grouping rewrites rebind a UDF call with its qualifier, sosession.upper(s) ... GROUP BY ROLLUP(s)keeps the UDF.Signaturemaps onto the analyzer's existing coercion, so implicit casts match a built-in with the same inputs. The UDF never casts its own arguments.Strictnull handling;Any user error, contract break or panic becomes
FAILED_EXECUTE_UDF(39000).register_udfreturnsResult: a panicking, empty or dotted name isFAILED_EXECUTE_UDF. Every registration changes the library version, which is part of the analysis fingerprint.Spark 4.2 ground truth (checked on Spark): registering a session
upperstill leavesSELECT upper('a')=A;system.builtin.upperresolves; unknown functions giveUNRESOLVED_ROUTINE(42883).Tests run
Coverage includes:
StrictvsCustomnulls;rust_udfrefusing by name, and a missing UDF at instantiation;abson 8,192-row batches.Checklist
KRISHIV_UDF_NOT_AVAILABLEadded to the Krishiv registry.