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The OOM stage and memory-intensive operation are identified pertains to a different control (Inspect Spark UI executor metrics and task failure stack traces) and a different need (A Spark task fails due to an executor out-of-memory error). It cannot establish that Inspect job run failure and relevant UC permission requirements met the stated goal.

That observation is a valid indicator for “A Python task raises ImportError only on the production job compute” when using Inspect driver logs and the job environment dependency list. The scenario instead tests “A job is rejected before execution due to insufficient access privileges”; the relevant result is A permission error identifies the missing allowed securable privilege.

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “A SQL statement performs poorly but execution succeeds,” whose remedy is Inspect the Query Profile for scan, join and shuffle operators. The observed result for the present requirement is A permission error identifies the missing allowed securable privilege.

The alternative Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages has a distinct purpose—A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass. It would not establish the required outcome (A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures); the necessary verification concerns A bad code change causes the fixture comparison to fail.

The alternative Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets has a distinct purpose—A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested. It would not establish the required outcome (A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures); the necessary verification concerns A bad code change causes the fixture comparison to fail.

This action solves a different issue: “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published.” Its normal signal is The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published. Here the requested behavior is “A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures,” so that signal is not sufficient.

The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published would demonstrate the separate action Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation, which addresses “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published.” It does not verify the requirement “A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures” following Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output.

The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets would demonstrate the separate action Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets, which addresses “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested.” It does not verify the requirement “A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures” following Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output.

The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test pertains to a different control (Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages) and a different need (A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass). It cannot establish that Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output met the stated goal.

Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages belongs to the separate case “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass,” where The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test would be expected. That differs from the condition in this stem: “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes.”

Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation belongs to the separate case “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published,” where The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published would be expected. That differs from the condition in this stem: “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes.”

This action solves a different issue: “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested.” Its normal signal is The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets. Here the requested behavior is “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes,” so that signal is not sufficient.

That observation is a valid indicator for “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested” when using Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets. The scenario instead tests “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes”; the relevant result is A changed nullable/type field fails the schema test.

The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published pertains to a different control (Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation) and a different need (A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published). It cannot establish that Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema met the stated goal.

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass,” whose remedy is Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages. The observed result for the present requirement is A changed nullable/type field fails the schema test.

The alternative Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages has a distinct purpose—A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass. It would not establish the required outcome (A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested); the necessary verification concerns The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets.

The alternative Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation has a distinct purpose—A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published. It would not establish the required outcome (A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested); the necessary verification concerns The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets.

Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema is appropriate when “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes”; it would be verified by A changed nullable/type field fails the schema test. It does not directly satisfy “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested,” whose relevant acceptance evidence is The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets.

A changed nullable/type field fails the schema test pertains to a different control (Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema) and a different need (An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes). It cannot establish that Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets met the stated goal.

That observation is a valid indicator for “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass” when using Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages. The scenario instead tests “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested”; the relevant result is The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets.

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures,” whose remedy is Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output. The observed result for the present requirement is The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets.

This action solves a different issue: “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published.” Its normal signal is The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published. Here the requested behavior is “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass,” so that signal is not sufficient.

Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema is appropriate when “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes”; it would be verified by A changed nullable/type field fails the schema test. It does not directly satisfy “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass,” whose relevant acceptance evidence is The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test.

Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output belongs to the separate case “A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures,” where A bad code change causes the fixture comparison to fail would be expected. That differs from the condition in this stem: “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass.”

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published,” whose remedy is Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation. The observed result for the present requirement is The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test.

The test confirms persisted tables and cleans up its test assets would demonstrate the separate action Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets, which addresses “A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested.” It does not verify the requirement “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass” following Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages.

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes,” whose remedy is Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema. The observed result for the present requirement is The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test.

This action solves a different issue: “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass.” Its normal signal is The pipeline blocks deployment after an intentionally failing test. Here the requested behavior is “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published,” so that signal is not sufficient.

The alternative Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output has a distinct purpose—A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures. It would not establish the required outcome (A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published); the necessary verification concerns The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published.

The alternative Run an isolated integration test with temporary UC datasets has a distinct purpose—A transformation depends on an external table and actual reads/writes must be tested. It would not establish the required outcome (A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published); the necessary verification concerns The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published.

This signal belongs to the adjacent case “A new bundle deployment should not reach production unless tests and validation pass,” whose remedy is Make bundle deployment depend on automated test and bundle-validation stages. The observed result for the present requirement is The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published.

A bad code change causes the fixture comparison to fail pertains to a different control (Write an `assertDataFrameEqual` unit test with expected output) and a different need (A pure PySpark transformation must be validated on fixed input fixtures). It cannot establish that Exercise a negative fixture against the strict expectation met the stated goal.

That observation is a valid indicator for “An output schema must preserve expected column types despite source changes” when using Use `assertSchemaEqual` in CI against an explicit expected schema. The scenario instead tests “A quality expectation should stop malformed data from being published”; the relevant result is The test update fails and no invalid silver records are published.