Implement replace data files action #2106
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This PR adds
ReplaceDataFilesAction- a new transaction action for replacing data files in Iceberg tables. This is essential for compaction operations where multiple small files are merged into larger ones.In Java/Spark Iceberg: RewriteDataFilesSparkAction -> calls RewriteDataFiles API -> uses Operation.REPLACE
This Rust implementation provides the same primitive that Spark uses for:
This allows maintenance tools to safely compact files without affecting ongoing reads or
concurrent writes - a key property for production table maintenance.
The plan is to have these features available so that datafusion-comet can use it for Comet Native execution.
Spark CALL system.rewrite_data_files('table') -> Spark Iceberg (Plan compaction) -> Comet Native (Execute in Rust) -> iceberg-rust (Read old files using ArrowReader, Write new files using ParquetWriter, Commit replace using ReplaceDataFilesAction)
Note: ArrowReader and ParquetWriter is already available.
Ref https://iceberg.apache.org/docs/latest/maintenance/
Are these changes tested?
Unit tests