21392: feat(cli): implement mmap based object store for local files#301
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces repository guidance rules and implements memory-mapped file support for the datafusion-cli object storage layer. New guidance rules were added to ✨ Finishing Touches📝 Generate docstrings
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This pull request introduces MmapObjectStore to datafusion-cli, which leverages memory mapping for zero-copy reads of local files to improve performance. It also updates AI agent guidelines in .cursor/rules.md and AGENTS.md. Key feedback includes resolving duplicated text in the documentation, ensuring cross-platform compatibility for file paths, avoiding blocking I/O operations within asynchronous functions, and eliminating redundant metadata calls to optimize performance.
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The implementation of to_fs_path is not cross-platform. Hardcoding a leading / and using string concatenation for paths will fail on Windows and may not correctly resolve relative paths. Consider using PathBuf methods or leveraging LocalFileSystem's internal path resolution if possible.
| let file = std::fs::File::open(&fs_path).map_err(|e| { | ||
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| Mmap::map(&file).map_err(|e| ObjectStoreError::Generic { | ||
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| Bytes::from_owner(mmap) | ||
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The get_mmap function performs blocking I/O operations (File::open, metadata, and Mmap::map) within an asynchronous context. This can block the Tokio executor threads, which is generally discouraged in async Rust. Consider using tokio::task::spawn_blocking for these operations.
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| let bytes = self.get_mmap(location)?; | ||
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This call to self.local.head(location).await? is redundant. get_mmap already opens the file and retrieves its metadata. You can obtain the file size directly from bytes.len() and potentially refactor get_mmap to return the modification time as well, avoiding an extra stat call. This also applies to the call on line 217.
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Code Review: mmap-based ObjectStore for local files Summary: The implementation is well-structured -- clean separation of concerns, good use of parking_lot::RwLock, and solid test coverage. A few issues are worth addressing before merging. Bugs and Correctness:
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GetRange::Offset past EOF causes panic in slice
High Severity
When GetRange::Offset(o) is used with an offset larger than the file size, the computed range becomes start..size where start > size. check_range only validates range.end > size and misses the start > end case, so the invalid range passes validation. Bytes::slice then panics on the assertion begin <= end. The object_store trait contract specifies this case returns an error. Using GetRange::as_range(len) instead of manual range computation would handle all variants correctly.
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Bounded range past EOF errors instead of truncating
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The ObjectStore trait contract for GetRange::Bounded states: "If the range ends after the end of the object, the entire remainder of the object will be returned." However, check_range rejects any range where end > size, returning an error instead of truncating. This behavioral difference from LocalFileSystem may cause unexpected failures for callers that rely on the documented truncation semantics.
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The PR adds rules to AGENTS.md and a new .cursor/rules.md file that instruct AI agents to not link to issues/PRs and to not review config files. These additions are completely unrelated to the mmap object store feature and are duplicated (the same two rules appear twice in AGENTS.md). This appears to be accidentally included or injected content that manipulates AI code review behavior.
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage.rs (1)
569-572: Reuse an existingfile://store before creating a new one.
datafusion-cli/src/exec.rscallsget_object_storeon each registration path, so this branch always replaces any previously registeredfile://store and its mmap cache. Checkingstate.runtime_env().object_store_registry.get_store(url)first would preserve existing local-store configuration and avoid resetting the cache on repeated registrations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@datafusion-cli/src/object_storage.rs` around lines 569 - 572, The "file" branch currently always creates a new Arc::new(MmapObjectStore::new()), which replaces any existing local store and clears its mmap cache when get_object_store is called repeatedly; change this to first query state.runtime_env().object_store_registry.get_store(url) (or equivalent registry lookup) and if a store exists return/reuse that Arc, otherwise create Arc::new(MmapObjectStore::new()) and register it—i.e., add a conditional that reuses existing file:// store instead of unconditionally constructing a new MmapObjectStore.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs`:
- Around line 119-137: The check_range function (fn check_range(range:
&Range<usize>, size: usize, location: &Path)) currently only checks range.end >
size but not reversed ranges; update it to first validate range.start <=
range.end and return an ObjectStoreError::Generic (same style as the existing
error) when range.start > range.end, then keep the existing end > size check;
also add regression tests that exercise GetRange::Bounded(10..5) and
GetRange::Offset(size + 1) to ensure they return an ObjectStoreError rather than
causing a panic (these tests should call the same MmapObjectStore path that
ultimately uses check_range).
- Around line 100-107: The unsafe use of Mmap::map in the MmapObjectStore block
must be guarded against external mutations; update the mapping logic so you
first attempt to ensure stability (e.g., try acquiring an OS-level lock on the
opened File via libc::flock or similar) and only call the unsafe Mmap::map when
the lock succeeds (or when the caller explicitly indicates the file is trusted);
if you cannot obtain a lock or trust guarantee, avoid mmap entirely and fall
back to a safe buffered read (read the file into a Vec<u8> / Bytes via
read_to_end and return Bytes::from) so SIGBUS is impossible. Ensure you handle
and propagate errors consistently (preserve the existing
ObjectStoreError::Generic wrapping), and update the code paths that currently
return Bytes::from_owner(mmap) to instead return Bytes::from(buffer) for the
safe-read fallback; reference the Mmap::map call, Bytes::from_owner, and the
MmapObjectStore mapping block to locate and change the code.
- Around line 65-68: The current to_fs_path function prepends a hard-coded "/"
which breaks Windows paths; change it to construct a PathBuf from the
object_store::Path without adding a POSIX-only prefix (e.g. use
std::path::Path::new(location.as_ref()).to_path_buf()) so the OS-native path is
preserved, and if available prefer delegating to
object_store::local::LocalFileSystem's path conversion API instead of manual
formatting; update the to_fs_path function accordingly and test on Windows.
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In `@datafusion-cli/src/object_storage.rs`:
- Around line 569-572: The "file" branch currently always creates a new
Arc::new(MmapObjectStore::new()), which replaces any existing local store and
clears its mmap cache when get_object_store is called repeatedly; change this to
first query state.runtime_env().object_store_registry.get_store(url) (or
equivalent registry lookup) and if a store exists return/reuse that Arc,
otherwise create Arc::new(MmapObjectStore::new()) and register it—i.e., add a
conditional that reuses existing file:// store instead of unconditionally
constructing a new MmapObjectStore.
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Use OS-aware path conversion instead of hard-coded / prefix.
to_fs_path unconditionally prepends / to create filesystem paths, assuming POSIX semantics. On Windows, local files like C:/data/file.parquet become /C:/data/file.parquet, which is invalid and will fail at runtime when std::fs::File::open() is called (line 81). The object_store crate's LocalFileSystem already implements correct cross-platform path conversion—use that same approach here instead of manual string formatting. This requires testing and validation on Windows.
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What are the safety requirements for memmap2::Mmap::map on file-backed mappings if the underlying file can be modified or truncated after the mapping is created?
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memmap2::Mmap::map is unsafe for file-backed mappings because you must guarantee that the backing file will not be modified while the mapping is alive (whether by your process or any other process). If the file can be modified/truncated concurrently, using the resulting Mmap can cause Undefined Behavior (UB) in Rust. [1]
Concretely, your safety obligations include:
- No concurrent writes that change the mapped bytes (including “in-place” edits) for the lifetime of the mapping; you must arrange this via OS/file-system mechanisms (e.g., permissions, locks, or using a process-private/unlinked file), as appropriate for your platform. [1]
- No truncation (shrinking) of the file while the mapping is in use. On POSIX systems, if the file is truncated so the mapping extends past the new end-of-file, then accessing pages beyond the new EOF may raise
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[1] memmap2 Mmap docs (Safety section) (docs.rs)
[2] memmap2 unix implementation notes on SIGBUS/truncation (docs.rs)
[3] OS mmap behavior: accesses beyond (new) EOF can raise SIGBUS (man.netbsd.org)
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The unsafe mmap safety invariant is not enforced against external mutations.
The code assumes files remain immutable after mapping (see comment on line 100), but this invariant is never enforced. While cache invalidation correctly handles mutations through the MmapObjectStore API (writes, copies, deletes), nothing prevents external processes from truncating or modifying the file. Accessing a truncated file via mmap causes SIGBUS on POSIX systems, violating Rust's safety contract. The read-only file handle only prevents this process from writing; it does not prevent other processes from doing so.
Either restrict which files can be mapped (e.g., require write permission to guarantee sole ownership, use OS-level locks, or store paths in a read-only filesystem), or fall back to safe buffered reads for untrusted file sources.
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In `@datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs` around lines 100 - 107, The unsafe
use of Mmap::map in the MmapObjectStore block must be guarded against external
mutations; update the mapping logic so you first attempt to ensure stability
(e.g., try acquiring an OS-level lock on the opened File via libc::flock or
similar) and only call the unsafe Mmap::map when the lock succeeds (or when the
caller explicitly indicates the file is trusted); if you cannot obtain a lock or
trust guarantee, avoid mmap entirely and fall back to a safe buffered read (read
the file into a Vec<u8> / Bytes via read_to_end and return Bytes::from) so
SIGBUS is impossible. Ensure you handle and propagate errors consistently
(preserve the existing ObjectStoreError::Generic wrapping), and update the code
paths that currently return Bytes::from_owner(mmap) to instead return
Bytes::from(buffer) for the safe-read fallback; reference the Mmap::map call,
Bytes::from_owner, and the MmapObjectStore mapping block to locate and change
the code.
| /// Validates that range lies within [0, size) | ||
| fn check_range( | ||
| range: &Range<usize>, | ||
| size: usize, | ||
| location: &Path, | ||
| ) -> ObjectStoreResult<()> { | ||
| if range.end > size { | ||
| return Err(ObjectStoreError::Generic { | ||
| store: "MmapObjectStore", | ||
| source: format!( | ||
| "requested range {}..{} out of bounds for \ | ||
| file '{}' of size {size}", | ||
| range.start, range.end, location, | ||
| ) | ||
| .into(), | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(()) | ||
| } |
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Add validation for reversed ranges in check_range.
The function only validates end > size but misses the case where start > end. Invalid requests like GetRange::Bounded(10..5) or GetRange::Offset(size + 1) construct reversed ranges that pass validation but cause bytes::Bytes::slice() to panic instead of returning an ObjectStoreError. Add the check for range.start > range.end and include regression tests for both cases.
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fn check_range(
range: &Range<usize>,
size: usize,
location: &Path,
) -> ObjectStoreResult<()> {
- if range.end > size {
+ if range.start > range.end || range.end > size {
return Err(ObjectStoreError::Generic {
store: "MmapObjectStore",
source: format!(
"requested range {}..{} out of bounds for \
file '{}' of size {size}",
range.start, range.end, location,
)
.into(),
});
}
Ok(())
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs` around lines 119 - 137, The
check_range function (fn check_range(range: &Range<usize>, size: usize,
location: &Path)) currently only checks range.end > size but not reversed
ranges; update it to first validate range.start <= range.end and return an
ObjectStoreError::Generic (same style as the existing error) when range.start >
range.end, then keep the existing end > size check; also add regression tests
that exercise GetRange::Bounded(10..5) and GetRange::Offset(size + 1) to ensure
they return an ObjectStoreError rather than causing a panic (these tests should
call the same MmapObjectStore path that ultimately uses check_range).
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| size: usize, | ||
| location: &Path, | ||
| ) -> ObjectStoreResult<()> { | ||
| if range.end > size { |
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:125: check_range only checks range.end > size, but Bytes::slice will panic if range.start > size or range.start > range.end (e.g., GetRange::Offset past EOF or an inverted bounded range). This can crash the CLI on malformed/edge-case ranges instead of returning an ObjectStoreError.
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| use object_store::GetRange; | ||
| let range: Range<usize> = match get_range { | ||
| GetRange::Bounded(r) => { | ||
| let start = usize::try_from(r.start).unwrap_or(0); |
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:223: Using usize::try_from(...).unwrap_or(...) will silently coerce overflowed u64 ranges into 0/size, potentially returning incorrect data instead of erroring on an invalid range. Other locations where this applies: datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:264.
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| let file_len = file.metadata().map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0); |
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:95: file.metadata().map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0) treats metadata errors as a zero-length file, which can lead to returning empty results for unreadable/broken files instead of surfacing the underlying error.
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| payload: PutPayload, | ||
| opts: PutOptions, | ||
| ) -> ObjectStoreResult<PutResult> { | ||
| let result = self.local.put_opts(location, payload, opts).await; |
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:169: put_opts only invalidates the mmap cache after a successful write; if the target file is currently mmapped, the write may fail (and the stale mapping stays cached). This also makes the invalidation behavior inconsistent with put_multipart_opts, which invalidates before starting the write.
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| /// Converts an `object_store::Path` to an absolute filesystem path. | ||
| fn to_fs_path(location: &Path) -> PathBuf { | ||
| PathBuf::from(format!("/{}", location.as_ref())) |
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datafusion-cli/src/object_storage/mmap.rs:67: to_fs_path builds an absolute path by string-prefixing with "/", which is Unix-specific and can produce invalid paths on Windows (and potentially for non-standard filesystem roots). If the CLI targets Windows, this likely needs a platform-aware conversion.
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