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Treat equal load.date.from and load.date.to as a single-day run - #813
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ChangesSingle-date runtime configuration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Single-day runs configured with equal from/to dates now fail in bulk mode. In Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Equal-date requests now use single-date scheduling semantics, which can include configured backfill or tracked dates. Single-date bulk requests also fail before processing starts. Existing execution safeguards are reused, and no new privilege or tenant-access change was demonstrated. Retained concerns
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@pramen/core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/pramen/core/app/config/RuntimeConfig.scala:
- Around line 133-134: Update the equal-date handling in RuntimeConfig so
check_updates runs remain bounded to the requested runDate; avoid returning a
None end date that selects ScheduleParams.Normal, and use a single-day schedule
that excludes earlier dates.
- Around line 133-134: Update the equal-bounds normalization in RuntimeConfig so
bulk mode preserves the end date instead of producing None, allowing
AppRunner.runBulkPipelines to pass a valid single-day range to
BulkLoadDateUtils. Preserve the existing behavior for non-bulk modes.
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- Set `pramen-core` thresholds to `70*70*60` and `pramen-extras` to `60*60*60` - Set global thresholds to `70*70` and default report thresholds to `60*60*60`
- Add `RunMode.Default` and use it when no run mode is specified - Treat equal `load.date.from` and `load.date.to` as a single-day run only in `default` and `force` modes - Fall back to `check_updates` for multi-day loads in `default` mode - Render `default` mode in pipeline notifications and add a unit test for single-day `fill_gaps`
Overview
Treat equal
load.date.fromandload.date.toas a single-day runRelease Notes
load.date.fromandload.date.toas a single-day runRelated
Closes #807
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