Community Weekly Report
Aug 3 – Aug 9, 2026
00Overview
Apache Doris saw 89 merged PRs from 46 contributors this week, with momentum concentrated in Kernel & Engineering and Real-time Data Warehouse (123 items combined), followed by Compute-Storage Separation/Cloud-Native and Multi-modal Lakehouse as a second growth axis, while security & governance, agent observability and ecosystem integration round out the picture. The three headline directions—converging Iceberg/Paimon/Lance/Fluss catalogs, tunable and observable cloud-native storage, and decoupled row binlog/TSO—point to one trajectory: Doris is unifying the lakehouse, object storage and streaming paths on a stronger execution kernel, converging toward a production-grade real-time analytics platform.
01Highlights
02By Scenario
Multi-modal Lakehouse
01The multi-modal lakehouse theme hardens Parquet, Paimon, Iceberg and external connectors. Parquet timestamp decoding and default exports are corrected with V2 predicate filtering enabled. Paimon JNI scanners gain a table cache and stricter reader-option validation, and system-table validation details are preserved. Iceberg fixes multiple MVCC write and nested-partition evolution edge
- [fix](be) Fix Parquet timestamp decoding and export defaults
- [opt](paimon) add table cache in paimon jni scanner
- [chore](thirdparty) Upgrade Apache Arrow to 24.0.0
- [Enhancement](ai_func) Skip Null inputs in AI functions
- [fix](paimon) Harden JNI reader options and transport
The multi-modal lakehouse track sharpens correctness across external catalogs and file formats. New work enumerates remote table names on demand to avoid bulk loads, reports Iceberg scan metrics in batch mode, and fixes compatibility for empty-value Parquet DataPageV2 sections, while in-flight fixes cover Hive view column alias propagation and the