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Exclude SQLite native libraries from the bundle and update the Typesafe Config and PostgreSQL driver versions - #827
…fe Config and PostgreSQL driver versions
- Use the `without-natives` classifier for `sqlite-jdbc` in the sbt build, and mark it as `provided` in the Maven `core` module
- Bump Typesafe Config to `1.4.9` and the PostgreSQL JDBC driver to `42.7.14`
The lock acquisition code now identifies SQLite duplicate-key failures by matching the exception message. The build declarations change SQLite scope and ordering. The Typesafe Config, PostgreSQL, and SQLite versions increase.
The code routes SQLite failures containing SQLITE_CONSTRAINT_PRIMARYKEY in the exception message to the existing ticket-retry path. Existing SQL-state checks remain.
Dependency declarations and versions pramen/core/pom.xml, pramen/project/Dependencies.scala, pramen/project/Versions.scala
The Maven SQLite dependency gains provided scope. The Scala dependency list moves SQLite before MongoDB, Slick, and PostgreSQL. The Typesafe Config, PostgreSQL, and SQLite versions increase.
Consumers relying on default local SQLite bookkeeping may fail at startup, while unusual lock failures and inconsistent Maven builds remain possible. These issues should be addressed before merge.
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pramen/project/Versions.scala updates typesafeConfigVersion and postgreSqlDriverVersion. Issue #826 concerns only SQLite dependency removal. These two version changes have no demonstrated connec…
Remove the Typesafe Config and PostgreSQL driver version updates from this pull request, or link them to a separate coding requirement with supporting rationale.
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The title clearly summarizes the main changes: excluding SQLite native libraries and updating the Typesafe Config and PostgreSQL driver versions.
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The description includes all required sections: Overview, Release Notes, and Related. It explains the dependency changes and links issue #826.
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Issue #826 requires SQLite to be absent from client runtime dependencies. pramen/project/Dependencies.scala declares sqlite-jdbc with sbt Provided scope. pramen/core/pom.xml declares it with M…
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Issue #826 requires SQLite to be absent from client runtime dependencies. pramen/project/Dependencies.scala declares sqlite-jdbc with sbt Provided scope. pramen/core/pom.xml declares it with Maven provided scope. TokenLockJdbc detects SQLite constraint errors from the exception message and does not reference org.sqlite.SQLiteException. These changes support clients that add SQLite only when needed. Issue #826 specifies no separate automated-test requirement.
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pramen/project/Versions.scala updates typesafeConfigVersion and postgreSqlDriverVersion. Issue #826 concerns only SQLite dependency removal. These two version changes have no demonstrated connection to that objective. The SQLite version update and lock-handling change support the linked issue.
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Remove the Typesafe Config and PostgreSQL driver version updates from this pull request, or link them to a separate coding requirement with supporting rationale.
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A rabbit checks the lock once more, SQLite leaves a clear clue at the door. New versions hop into the build, While dependency lists are reordered and filled. The retry path waits, steady and bright.
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Review comments at @pramen/core/pom.xml:
- Line 112: Update the SQLite failure case in TokenLockJdbc to identify
SQLiteException by its runtime class name rather than a type pattern, so
handling does not require sqlite-jdbc on the consumer’s classpath. Preserve the
existing SQLState 23000 duplicate-lock handling and all other failure behavior.
- Line 112: Update the sqlite-jdbc dependency scope so Maven consumers receive
the driver needed by the SQLite fallback, or retain provided scope only if
bookkeeping initialization checks for the missing driver and reports a clear
message naming sqlite-jdbc. Ensure the default SQLite fallback remains loadable
or fails with that actionable dependency message.
Review comments at @pramen/project/Dependencies.scala:
- Line 33: Update sqliteVersion in CoreDependencies to a version that publishes
the without-natives classifier used by the sqlite-jdbc dependency, such as
3.53.0.0, so dependency resolution succeeds.
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Change the sqlite-jdbc entry in CoreDependencies to provided scope (for example,
% Provided with the without-natives classifier), and keep SQLite on the Test
classpath where tests use it, so sbt-published POMs no longer declare SQLite as
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Remove the typesafeConfigVersion and postgreSqlDriverVersion changes from this
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Match SQLite exceptions by class name in TokenLockJdbc.
With sqlite-jdbc now provided, a consumer without it does not have org.sqlite.SQLiteException on its classpath. A lock failure that reaches case Failure(_: org.sqlite.SQLiteException) then throws NoClassDefFoundError instead of reaching the SQLState 23000 duplicate-lock handling. Check the class name instead of using a type pattern.
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- case Failure(_: org.sqlite.SQLiteException) => // SQLite+ case Failure(ex) if ex.getClass.getName == "org.sqlite.SQLiteException" => // SQLite, matched by name so the driver is not required
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Review comment at @pramen/core/pom.xml at line 112:
Update the SQLite failure case in TokenLockJdbc to identify SQLiteException by
its runtime class name rather than a type pattern, so handling does not require
sqlite-jdbc on the consumer’s classpath. Preserve the existing SQLState 23000
duplicate-lock handling and all other failure behavior.
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Script executed:
rg -n 'sqlite-jdbc|org\.sqlite\.JDBC|allowLocalBookkepingStorage|pramen.sqlite' pramen | head -200
cd pramen
sed -n '140,185p' core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/pramen/core/reader/JdbcUrlSelectorImpl.scala
echo'----OPENDB----'
sed -n '266,290p' core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/pramen/core/rdb/PramenDb.scala
echo'----CALLERS PramenDb.apply----'
rg -n -F -e 'PramenDb(' -e 'PramenDb.apply' -- core/src/main/scala ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: AbsaOSS/pramen
Length of output: 3385
Script executed:
cd pramen
sed -n '85,145p' core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/pramen/core/bookkeeper/Bookkeeper.scala
Repository: AbsaOSS/pramen
Length of output: 3184
Keep the SQLite fallback loadable when sqlite-jdbc is provided.
With provided scope, Maven consumers no longer get sqlite-jdbc transitively. The default bookkeeping config still falls back to org.sqlite.JDBC on a local or YARN client master. Bookkeeping initialization then fails with ClassNotFoundException when no SQLite driver is on the classpath. Either keep sqlite-jdbc available for this fallback, or check the driver and fail with a message that names the missing dependency.
Trigger path
reference.conf sets bookkeeping.enabled = "true" by default.
isDriverRunningOnEdgeNode returns true only for Local and YARN Client masters.
BookkeeperConfig returns org.sqlite.JDBC with jdbc:sqlite:pramen.sqlite only in that case.
Bookkeeper.fromConfig passes that config to PramenDb(jdbcConfig), with no catch around it.
JdbcNativeUtils calls Class.forName(jdbcConfig.driver) when no driver instance is loaded.
getNewConnection retries, then rethrows.
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Review comment at @pramen/core/pom.xml at line 112:
Update the sqlite-jdbc dependency scope so Maven consumers receive the driver
needed by the SQLite fallback, or retain provided scope only if bookkeeping
initialization checks for the missing driver and reports a clear message naming
sqlite-jdbc. Ensure the default SQLite fallback remains loadable or fails with
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@pramen/core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/pramen/core/lock/TokenLockJdbc.scala:
- Line 84: Update the exception guard in acquireGuardLock to check the message
for SQLITE_CONSTRAINT_PRIMARYKEY only when it is non-null, using the existing
fallback for exceptions without a message. Preserve the current SQLite match
behavior when the message is present.
Review comments at @pramen/project/Versions.scala:
- Line 26: Update the PostgreSQL, SQLite, and Typesafe Config entries in the
Maven dependencyManagement section to match the versions defined in
Versions.scala: 42.7.14, 3.54.1.0, and 1.4.9, respectively.
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…hecks for exception messages in `TokenLockJdbc`
- Update the PostgreSQL JDBC driver to `42.7.14`, `sqlite-jdbc` to `3.54.1.0`, and Typesafe Config to `1.4.9`
- Guard against `null` exception messages when detecting primary key violations for SQLite, MS SQL Server, and MySQL
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Overview
without-nativesclassifier forsqlite-jdbcin the sbt build, and mark it asprovidedin the Mavencoremodule1.4.9and the PostgreSQL JDBC driver to42.7.14Release Notes
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Closes #826
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