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[SPARK-19970][SQL] Table owner should be USER instead of PRINCIPAL in kerberized clusters #17311

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[SPARK-19970][SQL] Table owner should be USER instead of PRINCIPAL in kerberized clusters #17311

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[SPARK-19970][SQL] Table owner should be USER instead of PRINCIPAL in…
dongjoon-hyun Mar 16, 2017
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Replace `getUserFromAuthenticator` because it is introduced in 0.13.
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Change styles.
dongjoon-hyun Mar 17, 2017
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`conf` is not used.
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Revert "`conf` is not used."
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Replace getUserFromAuthenticator because it is introduced in 0.13.
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dongjoon-hyun committed Mar 16, 2017
commit e8ef7d115ec34643c5af767298e20559f007aa33
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion sql/hive/src/main/scala/org/apache/spark/sql/hive/client/HiveClientImpl.scala
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Expand Up @@ -851,7 +851,7 @@ private[hive] object HiveClientImpl {
hiveTable.setFields(schema.asJava)
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hiveTable.setPartCols(partCols.asJava)
conf.foreach(c => hiveTable.setOwner(SessionState.getUserFromAuthenticator()))
conf.foreach(c => hiveTable.setOwner(SessionState.get().getAuthenticator().getUserName()))
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We cannot use the following since it was introduced in 0.13.

conf.foreach(c => hiveTable.setOwner(SessionState.getUserFromAuthenticator()))

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Since you're touching this, could you make it follow the usual style?

.foreach { c => ... }

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Thank you for review, @vanzin !
Which object do you mean for .foreach here?
For conf, we already use that.
For SessionState.get(), it's not Option.

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There's only one foreach call and it's using a different style than the rest of the code.

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Oh, I see. It's about removing .foreach.

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No, it's about style. Parentheses v. braces.

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Ah. Sorry again.

hiveTable.setCreateTime((table.createTime / 1000).toInt)
hiveTable.setLastAccessTime((table.lastAccessTime / 1000).toInt)
table.storage.locationUri.map(CatalogUtils.URIToString(_)).foreach { loc =>
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