JNSimba opened a new pull request, #61249:
URL: https://github.com/apache/doris/pull/61249

   ### What problem does this PR solve?
   
   #### When a streaming job processes S3 files, the second scheduling fails 
with:
   
     No new files found in path: ...
   
     Root cause: In S3ObjStorage.globListInternal, currentMaxFile was 
unconditionally set to the last raw S3
     object key returned in the response page, without checking whether it 
matched the glob pattern.
   
     This affects two scenarios:
   
     **Scenario 1** — reachLimit=false (all matched files consumed in one 
listing):
     The S3 page still contains non-matching keys after the last matched file 
(e.g.
     test_csv_comma_header.csv.lz4 sitting after test_csv_comma_header.csv). 
currentMaxFile gets set to the
     .lz4 key, so hasMoreDataToConsume() returns true. The next scheduling 
calls startAfter("...csv"), S3
     returns only .lz4 which doesn't match the glob → rfiles empty → exception.
   
     **Scenario 2** — reachLimit=true (batch limit hit mid-page):
     After the limit is hit, the remaining page objects are not inspected. The 
original code set currentMaxFile
      to the last raw key in the entire page (which may be a non-matching 
sibling), causing the same failure on
      the next scheduling attempt.
   
   #### Fix
   
     Track lastMatchedKey (the last S3 key that actually matched the glob) 
during the listing loop.
   
     When reachLimit=true, instead of breaking out of the for loop immediately, 
continue scanning the remaining
      objects already fetched in the current page to find the first next 
glob-matching key as currentMaxFile.
     No extra S3 API call is needed.
   
     When no next matching key is found in the remaining page objects, fall 
back to lastMatchedKey instead of
     the raw last S3 page key.
   
   ####Regression Test
   
     Added test_streaming_job_no_new_files_with_sibling. The pattern 
example_[0-0].csv only matches
     example_0.csv; since getLongestPrefix strips at [, the S3 listing prefix 
becomes
     regression/load/data/example_ and returns both example_0.csv and 
example_1.csv — example_1.csv acts as the
      non-matching sibling. The test verifies that after the first successful 
task no failed tasks appear.
   
   ### Release note
   
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