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[GitHub] [hudi] nsivabalan commented on issue #2987: [SUPPORT] Only able to retrieve last _hoodie_commit_time

nsivabalan commented on issue #2987:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hudi/issues/2987#issuecomment-850068596


   I assume every commit updates all records. and by default if you read a table in hudi format in spark, it will return the latest snaphot and hence you are seeing just the last commit. 
   I can think of some hack that you can do. But not sure if there are some other elegant ways. 
   You can read the table in parquet format and retrieve all distinct commit times and then go from there.  // don't think this is advisable though.
   Also, if you have access to hudi-cli, you should be able to retrieve all commit info. 
   @n3nash @leesf @yanghua : any other ideas? 
   
   


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