optimize: reduce a partitions call when checking permissions

[tchow-zlai]

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• Added Unit Tests
• Covered by existing CI
• Integration tested
• Documentation update

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• Refactor
  • Modified join analysis behavior to disable automatic table permission checks by default, simplifying operations. Users can now explicitly enable permission validation when needed.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the default parameter for validateTablePermission in the analyzeJoin method of the Analyzer class. The method now bypasses table permission validation by default, which alters the control flow during join analysis.

Changes

File	Change Summary
spark/.../Analyzer.scala	Updated analyzeJoin: default for validateTablePermission changed from true to false.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant A as Analyzer
    participant J as JoinAnalysis
    participant TP as TablePermissions

    C->>A: Call analyzeJoin(...)
    A->>A: Check validateTablePermission flag
    alt Validation Enabled
        A->>TP: Validate table permissions
    else Validation Skipped
        A->>J: Proceed with join analysis
    end

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In the realm of code so bright,
Analyzer changes under the light.
A default tweak leads the way,
Skipping checks to save the day.
Cheers to code with pure delight!

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spark/src/main/scala/ai/chronon/spark/Analyzer.scala (1)

276-276: LGTM! Good optimization.

Making table permission validation opt-in reduces unnecessary partition calls while preserving the validation capability when needed.

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