zhang-arvin commented on PR #9497:
URL: https://github.com/apache/paimon/pull/9497#issuecomment-6060185024

   Rebased onto latest `master` (conflicts in `IcebergManifestFile` / 
`AvroFileFormat` resolved) and addressed the remaining positive-ID [P1] on head 
`c416e65fd`:
   
   - One consistent positive-ID mapping. `IcebergSchema#create` now shifts 
every Paimon ID - top-level and nested ROW/ARRAY/MAP/MULTISET alike - by one, 
so the manifest header, the table metadata schemas, the partition source IDs 
and the manifest metrics maps (`null_value_counts` / `lower_bounds` / 
`upper_bounds`) all share the same ID space. The previous top-level-only 
`withPositiveFieldIds` is removed, because deriving everything from 
`IcebergSchema#create` makes the mapping recursive by construction.
   - Added `IcebergSchemaTest`, asserting that a schema with nested types emits 
unique, positive IDs with the nested struct ids following their parent (no 
duplicate ids).
   - The `partition-spec` array (earlier round) and the per-`Content` writer 
factories are unchanged.
   - The `IcebergManifestFile` conflict is resolved by keeping master's 
`FileFormat#manifestFormat` for manifest blocks and building one writer factory 
per `Content`.
   
   Note: `IcebergCompatibilityTest` needs Hadoop/JDK 8-11, so the end-to-end 
`ManifestFiles.read` interop is validated by CI rather than locally.
   
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