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[python] Remove default deletion vectors and dedicated vector files for multimodal tables - #10970
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JingsongLi merged 2 commits intoNov 3, 2026
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Purpose
Stop automatically setting
deletion-vectors.enabled=trueandvector.file.format=parquetwhen creating Python multimodal tables. Both remain available through explicit table options. Update the default-options assertions and documentation, including the deletion-vector requirement for row-level deletes and matched MERGE deletes. Explicitly enable these options in test tables that exercise deletion vectors or dedicated vector files.Tests
git diff --checkpassed.Native CI dependency
The latest Native CI run is blocked by an independent zero-width fixed binary upsert bug in paimon-rust, tracked in apache/paimon-rust#1316 and fixed by apache/paimon-rust#1317. All other selected jobs passed.
The rebuilt native wheel passes all 16 zero-width binary upsert cases, including the four CI failures, and all 534 upsert encoding and binary/text regressions. Native CI builds paimon-rust
main; rerun it after the dependency fix is merged.