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@jayceslesar I believe the merge-on-read delete files (positional deletes, equality deletes, and deletion vectors) are returned by the all-files. The only part that's missing is the partition statistics files.

Thanks for raising this @lwfitzgerald. When we refresh the token, we could also recreate a new FileIO, which does not look entirely unreasonable. Let's hear what comes out of [apache/iceberg#12602](https://github.com/apache/iceberg/issues/12602)

@srilman From what I understand from Snowflake, it is also transitioning to the Rest Catalog protocol. I much rather use that since it is properly tested. As you mentioned, there...

Let me know if anyone is interested in contributing this, otherwise I'll take a stab at it myself 🤗

@kaushiksrini I haven't feel free to pick this up 👍

@kaushiksrini Gentle ping, updates on this? I think a lot of folks would benefit from having this. If you don't have the time, I'm also happy to take a stab...

Thanks @kaushiksrini for picking this up. My apologies, I missed this comment: > From the _SnapshotProducer class, what function should I call to refresh the table and get the latest...

Let me close this PR in favor of #819 since they address the same issue.

Hey @Anton-Tarazi Thanks for raising this! I do think cleaning up the snapshots makes sense, but it can be pretty expensive. It can be that the files that are referenced...

This is a good point, I've heard that folks store their metadata on HDFS, and the data itself on S3. I don't think the example with the add-files is the...