[FLINK-16149][hotfix][core] Use GlobalConfigurationLoader on StreamPlanEnvironment #31
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This is a follow up to #27
I noticed when running a container-based deployment that my stateful function-specific configurations were not being respected. Other flink configurations were properly set.
If you follow the execution path of the stateful-function-launcher, you will see that it calls
PackagedProgramUtils#createJobGraph
which in turn sets anOptimizerPlanEnvironment
. This is because it uses a Job-based deployment and the OptimizerPlanEnvironment pulls the job graph without executing the job so it can be embedded in the image.When this execution environment is set,
StreamExecutionEnvironment#getExecutionEnvironment
returns aStreamPlanEnvironment
. This subclass ofStreamExecutionEnvironment
callsStreamExecutionEnvironment
's no-op constructor which sets an empty configuration object.Because
StreamPlanEnvironment
implies job-based deployment, we can safely callGlobalConfiguration#loadConfiguration
. In all other cases we fall back to reflection.I have tested this using statefun images and deployed against a session cluster.
cc @igalshilman @tzulitai