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perf(tpcdsgen): make conformance suite MD5-only by default, add --full
The conformance scripts always required the full reference `.dat` fixtures, which means every local run and every CI job had to either build the Java implementation and generate ~1 GB of Trino data, or download ~2.4 GB of pre-generated C `dsdgen` data, just to confirm something CI already knew the hash of. For the common "everything matches" case this is pure overhead. The expected MD5 hashes already live in `tests/fixtures/scale-N-{trino,c}/MD5SUMS`, which is checked into the repo. Switch the scripts to use those by default: - `compare-table.sh` and `test-all-tables.sh` now run in MD5-only mode by default: generate the Rust table to a tempfile, MD5 it, and look the expected hash up in `MD5SUMS`. No `.dat` fixture needed. - On mismatch the scripts print both hashes and suggest re-running with `--full` to see a row-level diff. - `--full` preserves the old byte-for-byte behavior: require the fixture, compute MD5s, diff on mismatch. Use it to debug a failing MD5 check. Update the script READMEs and `tpcdsgen/README.md` to document the new default and the `--full` escape hatch. CI is unchanged in this commit — it still calls `generate-fixtures.sh` and `test-all-tables.sh` without `--full`, which is harmless (the download is now wasted, but tests still pass). A follow-up can drop the fixture step from CI to actually realize the speedup. Refs #265. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.github/workflows/tpcdsgen-conformance.yml

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uses: actions/setup-java@v5
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with:
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distribution: 'temurin'
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java-version: '11'
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- name: Bootstrap Java TPC-DS implementation
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run: |
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- name: Build Rust table generators
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cargo build --release -p tpcdsgen
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- name: Generate test fixtures (Java reference data)
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run: |
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cd tpcdsgen
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./scripts/generate-fixtures.sh
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- name: Run conformance tests (Rust vs Java)
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- name: Upload test fixtures as artifacts
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if: failure() # Upload fixtures if tests fail for debugging
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name: test-fixtures-trino
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# Conformance testing against the C dsdgen reference implementation.
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#
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# Reference data is pre-generated and lives in
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# https://github.com/alamb/tpcds-data (branch sf1).
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# `generate-fixtures.sh --compat c` clones it with --depth 1 and extracts
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# into tpcdsgen/tests/fixtures/scale-1-c/. Rust is then run in
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# --compat c mode and the .dat output is compared byte-for-byte (MD5/diff).
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conformance-tests-c:
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./scripts/bootstrap-trino.sh
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### Verifying Fixtures with MD5SUMS
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| call_center.dat | `cc9aabc63eb8603bd7330b6735ed0961` |
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| catalog_page.dat | `0bbac1b8bdcf8ce2d5f0034980ee0196` |
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| catalog_returns.dat | `8460b5abd6b6ceaf6107f217b016fb23` |
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| catalog_sales.dat | `51a0bc401b4b64d94736634b54068240` |
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| customer.dat | `3672ffdefac3cf00413ecef71a753636` |
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| customer_address.dat | `abac2e3925ab9bf66cec3b527a0468ed` |
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| customer_demographics.dat | `8831872c6d56ea9d4f24701f2feaef48` |
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| date_dim.dat | `f3e77714328dcc57302777e72fd7747c` |
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| household_demographics.dat | `dccf2ff17c5e420021fbf92bf9a0a5ec` |
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| income_band.dat | `db8e8012be51ef81cf215774bec95533` |
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| inventory.dat | `cfefc8724693ec9149f1d5b345fcecc2` |
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| item.dat | `bebbcfd1acecdea16a5a3feb5e4deb96` |
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| promotion.dat | `acb42558d0dc5e0ab6df5a664c1629cf` |
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| reason.dat | `57fe9b8688095bd345cc846ec4400be0` |
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| ship_mode.dat | `791d16af982a67ad170a6b6527e25a35` |
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| store.dat | `80082d03e1b01340e19db3187d8edbd6` |
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| store_returns.dat | `9009d804c02ee839e0b2ecd5fb4ae03f` |
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| store_sales.dat | `f003b3810e042d6dd47f48506616d88d` |
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| time_dim.dat | `a68339c5720d25380b53f6e0f2f72333` |
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| warehouse.dat | `f56789e8b724b989d74e213e0686052f` |
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| web_page.dat | `6feef91675c336d6f25e55ebbdf8c13c` |
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| web_returns.dat | `e45390d32d1698fef71f05f474a4d748` |
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