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[Python] Execute Ray bucket routing and postpone planning in Rust - #10770
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Purpose
Use Native execution for Ray fixed/POSTPONE input bucket routing and POSTPONE input statistics/inference, which previously still ran Python row hashing and sizing before the Native writers received input.
Changes
route(batch) -> Int32Array; Ray directly uses that interface, without method probing. Internal arguments consistently userouter/bucket_router. Ray scheduling/grouping and public APIs remain unchanged.row_count,data_sizeortotal_buckets.Validation
Dependency
Requires apache/paimon-rust#1207 and its
BucketRouterandPostponeBucketPlannerSDK APIs. This PR is draft until that Rust change is merged. Native CI continues building Rust main; no SDK-version compatibility probes or fallback are introduced.