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Through StreamOperatorWrapper an operator may already be closed while the StreamTask is still running. Notification might be relayed in that time from the task to the closed operator causing issues on operators reacting on completed checkpoints, such as two phase commit sinks.

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  • This commit adds the information of the closing to the wrapper and avoids relaying notifications to closed operators.
  • Also fixes a potential related issue in SubtaskCheckpointCoordinatorImpl#takeSnapshotSync.

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  • Added StreamTaskTest#testNotifyCheckpointOnClosedOperator

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for (StreamOperatorWrapper<?, ?> operatorWrapper : operatorChain.getAllOperators(true)) {
operatorWrapper.getStreamOperator().notifyCheckpointComplete(checkpointId);
if (!operatorWrapper.isClosed()) {
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I wonder if we shouldn't throw some exception?

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It depends on what we are trying to achieve. Assume that we have a chain source -> map -> sink and source and map have been closed already. Wouldn't it be nice to still commit stuff in sink?

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If one operator is closed in the chain, doesn't it mean all of them are closed?

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Not with the wrapper. It closes them one after another from head to tail with mails. That's why the notify can sneak in in the first place.
Only when one operator is closed completed, the next operator in line is closed.

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LGTM % test failure?

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AHeise commented May 18, 2020

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…perators.

Through StreamOperatorWrapper an operator may already be closed while the StreamTask is still running. Notification might be relayed in that time from the task to the closed operator causing issues on operators reacting on completed checkpoints, such as two phase commit sinks.

This commit adds the information of the closing to the wrapper and avoids relaying notifications to closed operators.
Also fixes a potential related issue in SubtaskCheckpointCoordinatorImpl#takeSnapshotSync.
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