andygrove opened a new pull request, #5049:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion-comet/pull/5049

   ## Which issue does this PR close?
   
   <!-- No linked issue; opened at user request following review discussion on 
#4852. -->
   
   Supersedes #4852.
   
   ## Rationale for this change
   
   There is currently no convenient way for a Spark user to query which Comet 
version is loaded. The JVM `org.apache.comet.COMET_VERSION` constant exists but 
is only reachable via Scala imports, and the native library logs the version on 
init but that requires driver log access.
   
   The previous attempt (#4852) exposed the version as a SQL function via 
`SparkSessionExtensions.injectFunction`. Review feedback on that PR questioned 
whether a function was the right mechanism, and registering a function into the 
session registry also broke the upstream Spark `ShowFunctionsSuite` tests, 
since those suites assert on the exact set of registered functions. Exposing 
the version as a Spark config avoids polluting the function registry entirely 
and matches how Spark surfaces similar build metadata.
   
   ## What changes are included in this PR?
   
   - The Comet driver plugin sets `spark.comet.version` on the SparkConf during 
`init`, so it is queryable at runtime via 
`spark.conf.get("spark.comet.version")` or `SET spark.comet.version` in SQL. It 
is set before the off-heap check so the version is reported even when Comet is 
otherwise disabled.
   - Documents both the new `spark.comet.version` runtime config and the 
existing `org.apache.comet.COMET_VERSION` (plus `COMET_BRANCH` / 
`COMET_REVISION`) programmatic accessors in the installation guide.
   
   ## How are these changes tested?
   
   - New unit test in `CometPluginsSuite` (`Comet version is exposed as a Spark 
config`) asserting `spark.comet.version` is visible on both the SparkContext 
conf and the session runtime config, using the same plugin-loading harness that 
covers the existing memory-overhead behavior.
   


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