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[FLINK-14316] Properly manage rpcConnection in JobManagerLeaderListener under leader change #11603

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This commit changes how the rpcConnection is managed in JobManagerLeaderListener under leader change.
This component clears now the fields rpcConnection and currentJobMasterId if the leader loses leadership.
Moreover, it only restarts a connection attempt if the leader session id is new.

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  • Added JobLeaderServiceTest.canReconnectToOldLeaderWithSameLeaderAddress

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…er under leader change

This commit changes how the rpcConnection is managed in JobManagerLeaderListener under leader change.
This component clears now the fields rpcConnection and currentJobMasterId if the leader loses leadership.
Moreover, it only restarts a connection attempt if the leader session id is new.
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One small comment on logging, otherwise this looks good.

Would have preferred if the refactoring to doesNotReconnectAfterTargetLostLeadership were done in a separate commit though.

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// check whether we are already connecting to this leader
if (Objects.equals(jobMasterId, currentJobMasterId)) {
LOG.debug("Trying already connecting to leader of job {}. Ignoring duplicate leader information.", jobId);
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Reads a bit weird? How about "Ongoing attempt to connect to leader of job{}. ..."

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Good point. Will update it.

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Thanks for the review @zentol. I've addressed your comment. Merging this PR now. The failing test case seems to be unrelated (blink planner).

@tillrohrmann tillrohrmann deleted the FLINK-14316 branch April 2, 2020 16:16
KarmaGYZ pushed a commit to KarmaGYZ/flink that referenced this pull request Apr 10, 2020
…er under leader change

This commit changes how the rpcConnection is managed in JobManagerLeaderListener under leader change.
This component clears now the fields rpcConnection and currentJobMasterId if the leader loses leadership.
Moreover, it only restarts a connection attempt if the leader session id is new.

This closes apache#11603.
leonardBang pushed a commit to leonardBang/flink that referenced this pull request Apr 10, 2020
…er under leader change

This commit changes how the rpcConnection is managed in JobManagerLeaderListener under leader change.
This component clears now the fields rpcConnection and currentJobMasterId if the leader loses leadership.
Moreover, it only restarts a connection attempt if the leader session id is new.

This closes apache#11603.
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