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Currently JobMaster#updateTaskExecutionState() is very important to trigger task scheduling and recovery. For no any exception expectation to happen directly in invocation, this should wrap the implementation with a try-catch to fail the JobMaster once any exception is caught to better expose the unexpected bugs.

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  • JobMaster#updateTaskExecutionState() add the try-catch block to fail the JobMaster once any exception is caught.

Verifying this change

  • JobMasterTest add the test case for updateTaskExecutionState once any exception is caught to verify whether to fail the JobMaster.

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Thanks for creating this RP @SteNicholas. The change looks good to me. Merging this PR once AZP gives green light.

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@tillrohrmann , this failure has nothing to do with this pull request, please check again and help to merge.

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You are right @SteNicholas. I will merge this PR now.

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