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[AMORO-3120]Fix: Corrected issue with merging Parquet files without Field ID, which caused misaligned columns.
This PR fixes the issue with merging Parquet files without Field ID, which caused misaligned columns.
The issue is : I encountered an issue when working with Parquet files in the Amoro project. The problem arises when Parquet files are written by using Arrow Schema without Field IDs, which later causes issues during file merging operations. Specifically, the columns in the merged files become misaligned, resulting in incorrect data projections.
Fixes #3120
Thanks for your contribution, @wangmingjin163
A little problem with code checkstyle, you can run mvn spotless:apply to fix it.
The same problem with orc and arvo ?
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