fix: reject DecimalType with precision outside [1, 38]#3584
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The Iceberg spec states precision must be 38 or less [1]. The Python implementation silently accepted any precision, including values like decimal(39, 0) that cannot be represented in decimal fixed-byte storage. This aligns the Python library with the Java reference implementation which raises IllegalArgumentException for precision > 38. Changes: - Add a validation check in DecimalType.__init__ that raises ValidationError when precision < 1 or precision > 38 - Add four tests covering: precision=39 (direct), precision=0 (direct), precision=38 (boundary, must pass), and precision=39 via deserialization Fixes apache#3583 [1] https://iceberg.apache.org/spec/#primitive-types
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The Iceberg spec states precision must be 38 or less (minimum 1). The Python library silently accepted any precision value;
DecimalType(39, 0)succeeded with no error, which can corrupt downstream fixed-byte decimal encoding.The Java reference implementation rejects it:
DecimalType.of(39, 0)raisesIllegalArgumentException.Fix: Add a 2-line guard in
DecimalType.__init__that raisespyiceberg.exceptions.ValidationErrorwhenprecision < 1orprecision > 38. Uses the same exception class and pattern already used throughoutpyiceberg/types.py.Tests added (4 new):
test_decimal_precision_above_38_raises— precision=39 raisestest_decimal_precision_zero_raises— precision=0 raisestest_decimal_precision_boundary_38_accepted— precision=38 acceptedtest_decimal_deserialization_precision_above_38_raises— deserialization path also raisesAll 292 existing tests pass; ruff clean.
closes #3583