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Add Snowflake to native-image #12193
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This change adds Snowflake's jdbc library packaged in a fat jar. It's not a straightword inclusion mostly due to the complicated way how the jar itself is constructed: - it's a fat jar so includes other dependencies which we sometimes include - they are patching some of the dependencies and putting them under their subpackage making it impossible to use the `snowflake-jdbc-thin` dependency - a number of configs are spurious and need to be disabled - `FileTypeDetector` provider leads to runtime-/build-time initialization confict that is impossible to workaround without disabling it - need to open `java.base` module, similarly to #9664, due to Arrow's usage - `java.nio.DirectByteBuffer` constructor changed its signature in JDK21 from `(long, int)` to `(long, long)` which caused problems for the constructed NI and needed to be reflected in the config
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- this should be improved as part of CI should run Standard Library Tests in both JVM and Native modes #12123
- at least that's what @4e6 claims
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Pull Request Description
This change adds Snowflake's jdbc library packaged in a fat jar.
Closes #12151.
Important Notes
It's not a straightforward inclusion mostly due to the complicated way how the jar itself is constructed:
snowflake-jdbc-thin
dependencyFileTypeDetector
provider leads to runtime-/build-time initialization conflict that is impossible to workaround without disabling itjava.base
module, similarly to Open Java modules for Snowflake setup #9664, due to Arrow's usagejava.nio.DirectByteBuffer
constructor changed its signature in JDK21 from(long, int)
to(long, long)
which caused problems for the constructed NI and needed to be reflected in the configChecklist
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