Anton-Tarazi opened a new issue, #2344:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg-python/issues/2344
### Feature Request / Improvement
I think it would be valuable if `Table` operations like `append` or `delete`
returned some summaries of the operation such as the number of data files
edited, similar to how `upsert` returns an `UpsertResult`. Something I believe
would be particularly useful is if `delete`/ `override` returned information
about whether it was an efficient metadata-only delete or whether data files
had to be rewritten.
For example `delete` could return something like:
```
@dataclass
class DeleteResult:
files_removed: int = 0
files_rewritten: int = 0
rows_deleted: int = 0
```
I'd be happy to work on this but wanted to get the community's feedback
given that this would be a (nonbreaking) public API change.
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