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[core] Fix nested update agg dropping existing-key updates at count limit#8272

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[core] Fix nested update agg dropping existing-key updates at count limit#8272
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Purpose

When a nested-key was configured together with a count limit, agg short-circuited with if (acc.size() >= countLimit) return accumulator;. This early return was shared with the no-key path, so once the nested array reached the limit, updates to existing keys (and nested-sequence-field updates) were silently dropped — the limit was meant to bound the number of distinct keys, not block in-place updates.

This PR splits the two paths: the no-key path keeps the count-limit truncation, while the keyed path merges by key so existing keys are always updated and the limit only caps the number of new keys.

Tests

  • mvn test -pl paimon-core -Dtest=FieldAggregatorTest

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When a nested-key was configured together with a count limit, `agg` returned the accumulator unchanged as soon as `acc.size() >= countLimit`. This early return was shared with the no-key path, so once the nested array reached the limit, updates to already-existing keys (and sequence-based updates) were silently dropped instead of being applied.

Split the two paths: the no-key path keeps the count-limit truncation behavior, while the keyed path merges rows by key into a map. Existing keys are always updated (honoring the nested-sequence-field when set) and the count limit only caps the number of new keys, so in-place updates are no longer lost at the limit.

Signed-off-by: QuakeWang <wangfuzheng0814@foxmail.com>
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