fix(br_rf_cno): correção no source_format para o conjunto rf_cno - #1807
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRF upload calls now declare Parquet for development and production buckets. Documentation records the format mismatch and correction. Staging schema synchronization now normalizes source column names for BigQuery. ChangesData pipeline corrections
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change fixes Parquet format detection, but affected datasets can still fail when column names contain unsupported characters, exceed length limits, start with digits, or collide after normalization. Merge should wait for this bounded upload-correctness issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted; the related README inconsistency also remains a lower-severity follow-up. Possibly related PRs
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In `@pipelines/datasets/br_rf_cno/README.md`:
- Around line 253-255: Update the earlier execution sequence in the README to
place commit_source_update_task before crawl and both upload steps, matching the
order implemented in the flow. Keep the surrounding materialization and polling
descriptions consistent with this corrected order.
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| O `RawDataSource.Update` avançou para `2026-08-13` mesmo assim (o `commit_source_update_task` | ||
| roda antes do crawl, por desenho). Sem consequência para as execuções seguintes: o poll compara | ||
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Align the documented flow order with commit_source_update_task.
The sequence at Lines 48-49 says that commit_source_update_task runs after materialization. However, pipelines/crawler/rf/flows.py calls it at Lines 62-70 before crawl and both uploads. Update the earlier sequence so the README documents one execution order. Otherwise, operators may expect RawDataSource.Update to remain unchanged after a failed flow.
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In `@pipelines/datasets/br_rf_cno/README.md` around lines 253 - 255, Update the
earlier execution sequence in the README to place commit_source_update_task
before crawl and both upload steps, matching the order implemented in the flow.
Keep the surrounding materialization and polling descriptions consistent with
this corrected order.
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In `@pipelines/utils/tasks.py`:
- Around line 58-74: Update _bq_safe_column_name and the surrounding
schema-synchronization flow to enforce BigQuery-compatible names, including
leading-character rules, the 300-character limit, and case-insensitive
uniqueness; apply the same normalized mapping to both Parquet field names and
client.update_table. Add tests covering 123abc, a 301-character name, a.b, and
case-insensitive collisions.
- Around line 96-101: Update the schema-update logic around _bq_safe_column_name
to compare canonicalized column names case-insensitively, detect collisions
among incoming normalized names, and reject the entire batch before calling
client.update_table. Ensure newly added SchemaField entries use the normalized
names and preserve existing fields without creating duplicate names.
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Google Cloud BigQuery loading Parquet from Cloud Storage column name requirements periods leading letter underscore 300 characters character map
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When loading Parquet files into Google Cloud BigQuery, column names must adhere to specific requirements. If your Parquet file contains columns that violate these rules, the load job will fail [1][2]. Column Naming Requirements: - Characters: Standard column names may contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and underscores (_) [1][3]. - Leading Character: Names must start with a letter or an underscore [1][2]. - Period (.) Handling: You cannot load Parquet files containing columns that have a period (.) in the name [1][2]. BigQuery does not support this and will not automatically replace periods with underscores during a standard load [3]. - Length: Column names have a maximum length of 300 characters [1][4]. - Forbidden Prefixes: Names cannot start with reserved prefixes, such as TABLE, FILE, _PARTITION, _ROW_TIMESTAMP, ROOT, _COLIDENTIFIER, _CHANGE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER, _CHANGE_TYPE, or _CHANGE_TIMESTAMP [1][4]. - Uniqueness: Column names are case-insensitive in BigQuery. For example, a column named Column1 is considered identical to a column named column1. Duplicate names (even with different casing) will cause a collision and must be renamed before loading [1][2]. Flexible Column Names: BigQuery supports "flexible column names" which allow for a broader set of characters (including Unicode) and allow names to start with a number [1][5]. However, these are not supported for external tables [6][2]. If you use flexible column names, you may need to use backticks () to enclose the identifiers in your SQL queries [1][2]. Recommendations for Troubleshooting: - Renaming: If your Parquet file contains invalid characters (like periods) or starts with a number (without flexible column name support), the most reliable solution is to rename the columns in the source Parquet file before attempting the load [7]. - Character Mapping: You can use the column_name_character_mapoption in your load job configuration to handle some unsupported characters [8][9]. TheV1andV2` settings can replace unsupported characters with underscores, though this does not bypass the strict prohibition on periods in Parquet column names [8]. For more details, refer to the official BigQuery documentation on loading Parquet data [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-parquet
- 2: https://docs.cloud.google.cn/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-parquet
- 3: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/schemas
- 4: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/schemas
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76485443/bigquery-column-names
- 6: https://discuss.google.dev/t/special-characters-support-in-column-names/133638/1
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72227350/bq-load-command-to-load-parquet-file-from-gcs-to-bigquery-with-column-name-start
- 8: https://docs.cloud.google.cn/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/load-statements
- 9: https://docs.cloud.google.com/python/docs/reference/bigquery/latest/google.cloud.bigquery.job.LoadJobConfig
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The column_name_character_map is a configuration option used when loading Parquet data into Google Cloud BigQuery [1]. It defines the scope and handling of characters within column names, specifically enabling the use of flexible column names [1][2]. A critical detail regarding this mapping involves the period character (.). When a column_name_character_map is used, periods in Parquet file column names are not automatically replaced by underscores, as they typically would be under default settings [1][2]. Consequently, BigQuery does not support loading Parquet files that contain columns with a period in their name, even when flexible column names are enabled [1]. Users are advised to review the specific limitations of flexible columns, as certain special characters remain unsupported and cannot be handled simply by mapping [1][2].
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- 1: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-parquet
- 2: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-parquet?hl=pt-br
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Normalize source Parquet columns before schema synchronization.
_bq_safe_column_name leaves leading digits, names longer than 300 characters, and case-insensitive duplicates unchanged. It also changes only the schema name; it does not rename the source Parquet field, so a.b becomes a_b in staging but still fails during upload. Apply one BigQuery-compatible normalization or rejection step to both the Parquet data and client.update_table. Add tests for 123abc, a 301-character name, a.b, and case-insensitive collisions.
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In `@pipelines/utils/tasks.py` around lines 58 - 74, Update _bq_safe_column_name
and the surrounding schema-synchronization flow to enforce BigQuery-compatible
names, including leading-character rules, the 300-character limit, and
case-insensitive uniqueness; apply the same normalized mapping to both Parquet
field names and client.update_table. Add tests covering 123abc, a 301-character
name, a.b, and case-insensitive collisions.
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| A comparação é feita sobre os nomes normalizados por | ||
| `_bq_safe_column_name`: o arquivo traz o nome cru e a tabela guarda o nome | ||
| já sanitizado pelo BigQuery, então comparar as duas grafias direto acusa | ||
| coluna nova em toda execução. A coluna acrescentada também leva o nome | ||
| normalizado — o cru pode não ser um identificador válido. | ||
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In the context of BigQuery (a major system utilizing Parquet external tables), column names are treated as case-insensitive [1][2]. Because of this, duplicate column names that differ only by case (e.g., "Column1" and "column1") are not permitted and will result in collisions [1][3][4]. Key points regarding this behavior include: 1. Case Insensitivity: When Parquet files are loaded or referenced as external tables, BigQuery treats column names as case-insensitive [1][2]. An attempt to use duplicate names—even with varying casing—is considered a conflict [1][3]. 2. Resolution: To resolve these collisions, you must ensure column names are unique within the schema [1]. If conflicts exist, you may need to rename the columns in the source Parquet files or use an explicit schema definition to map or alias the fields before they are loaded or queried [1][5]. 3. External Table Limitations: While some systems may have specific configurations, BigQuery external tables generally enforce these strict naming rules and do not support features like collation for column names to bypass these conflicts [6][7]. For other systems (such as Apache Spark or Hive), behavior may differ; for example, Spark's Parquet reader can often be configured via spark.sql.caseSensitive to handle case sensitivity, but standard SQL environments typically enforce strict uniqueness regardless of case to prevent ambiguity in query results [2]. Always consult the specific documentation for your data processing engine (e.g., Presto, Trino, or Spark) to see if they offer configuration flags to toggle case-sensitivity or handle schema evolution differently.
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- 1: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-parquet
- 2: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/lexical
- 3: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/schemas
- 4: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/schemas
- 5: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/schema-detect
- 6: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/external-tables
- 7: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/collation-concepts
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The parameters mode, fields, description, and policy_tags are components of the SchemaField class constructor in the Google Cloud BigQuery Python client library, which is used to define the schema of a table field [1][2]. The SchemaField constructor is defined as follows [1][2]: SchemaField( name: str, field_type: str, mode: str = "NULLABLE", default_value_expression: typing.Optional[str] = None, description: typing.Union[str, google.cloud.bigquery.schema._DefaultSentinel] = _DefaultSentinel.DEFAULT_VALUE, fields: typing.Iterable[google.cloud.bigquery.schema.SchemaField] =, policy_tags: typing.Union[google.cloud.bigquery.schema.PolicyTagList, None, google.cloud.bigquery.schema._DefaultSentinel] = _DefaultSentinel.DEFAULT_VALUE,...) Here is a description of these specific fields: mode: A string specifying the mode of the field, such as "NULLABLE", "REQUIRED", or "REPEATED". It defaults to "NULLABLE" [1][2]. fields: An iterable of SchemaField objects used to define nested fields (e.g., when the field_type is "RECORD" or "STRUCT") [1][2]. description: An optional string providing a description of the field for documentation purposes [1][2]. policy_tags: An optional PolicyTagList object used to specify the policy tags for the field, which are used for fine-grained access control and data governance in BigQuery [1][2].
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- 1: https://cloud.google.com/python/docs/reference/bigquery/latest/google.cloud.bigquery.schema.SchemaField
- 2: https://docs.cloud.google.com/python/docs/reference/bigquery/latest/google.cloud.bigquery.schema.SchemaField
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Reject normalized-name collisions before updating the schema.
_bq_safe_column_name is many-to-one: a-b and a b both become a_b. The current comprehension can create duplicate SchemaField.name values, which makes client.update_table fail. The comparison is also case-sensitive, but BigQuery column names are case-insensitive. Use case-insensitive canonical keys, detect duplicate incoming keys, and reject the batch before updating the table.
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In `@pipelines/utils/tasks.py` around lines 96 - 101, Update the schema-update
logic around _bq_safe_column_name to compare canonicalized column names
case-insensitively, detect collisions among incoming normalized names, and
reject the entire batch before calling client.update_table. Ensure newly added
SchemaField entries use the normalized names and preserve existing fields
without creating duplicate names.
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O que aconteceu?
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upload_to_gcsdo CNO não declaravasource_formate caía no defaultcsv, mas o crawler escreve parquet: odump_headernão achava arquivo e as quatro tabelas falhavam. Corrigido isso, o_sync_staging_schemacomparava o nome cru do arquivo com o ajustado pelo BigQuery (Nome do município×Nome_do_munic_pio) e pedia coluna nova todo run.O que foi feito para resolver o problema?
source_format="parquet"nos dois uploads e comparação por nome normalizado.Testes em dev:
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