badalprasadsingh commented on code in PR #524:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg-go/pull/524#discussion_r2288216632


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table/rolling_data_writer.go:
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+
+package table
+
+import (
+       "context"
+       "fmt"
+       "iter"
+       "net/url"
+       "sync"
+
+       "github.com/apache/arrow-go/v18/arrow"
+       "github.com/apache/iceberg-go"
+)
+
+// WriterFactory manages the creation and lifecycle of RollingDataWriter 
instances
+// for different partitions, providing shared configuration and coordination
+// across all writers in a partitioned write operation.
+type WriterFactory struct {
+       rootLocation   string
+       args           recordWritingArgs
+       meta           *MetadataBuilder
+       taskSchema     *iceberg.Schema
+       targetFileSize int64
+       writers        sync.Map
+       nextCount      func() (int, bool)
+       stopCount      func()
+       mu             sync.Mutex
+}
+
+// NewWriterFactory creates a new WriterFactory with the specified 
configuration
+// for managing rolling data writers across partitions.
+func NewWriterFactory(rootLocation string, args recordWritingArgs, meta 
*MetadataBuilder, taskSchema *iceberg.Schema, targetFileSize int64) 
WriterFactory {
+       return WriterFactory{
+               rootLocation:   rootLocation,
+               args:           args,
+               meta:           meta,
+               taskSchema:     taskSchema,
+               targetFileSize: targetFileSize,
+       }
+}
+
+// RollingDataWriter accumulates Arrow records for a specific partition and 
flushes
+// them to data files when the target file size is reached, implementing a 
rolling
+// file strategy to manage file sizes.
+type RollingDataWriter struct {
+       partitionKey    string
+       data            []arrow.Record
+       currentSize     int64
+       factory         *WriterFactory
+       mu              sync.Mutex
+       partitionValues map[int]any
+}
+
+// NewRollingDataWriter creates a new RollingDataWriter for the specified 
partition
+// with the given partition values.
+func (w *WriterFactory) NewRollingDataWriter(partition string, partitionValues 
map[int]any) *RollingDataWriter {
+       return &RollingDataWriter{
+               partitionKey:    partition,
+               data:            make([]arrow.Record, 0),
+               currentSize:     0,
+               factory:         w,
+               partitionValues: partitionValues,
+       }
+}
+
+func (w *WriterFactory) getOrCreateRollingDataWriter(partition string, 
partitionValues map[int]any) (*RollingDataWriter, error) {

Review Comment:
   Yes this can be done.
   
   We can use `channels` for every partition. Each of the fanout threads can 
dump the partitioned `arrow.Record` data into the partition specific channel. 
Finally when we are finished partitioning, we can generate an 
`iter.Seq2[arrow.Record]` for every partition from its respective channel and 
pass it to `recordsToDataFiles` function.
   
   But, the only problem here would be to wait until we have finished 
partitioning the whole incoming data. This would eradicate the whole concept of 
`Rolling Data Writer`. Would this be fine?



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