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Added tests that @maropu created for vertices with differing partition counts. Wanted to make sure his work got captured /merged as its not in the master branch and I don't believe there's a PR out already for it.

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/cc @maropu @ankurdave @srowen

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SparkQA commented Mar 13, 2015

Test build #28598 has started for PR 5023 at commit 83bbd29.

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srowen commented Mar 14, 2015

OK, is the idea that these are tests that pass, that should be included, or tests that fail and demonstrate a problem? Jenkins will tell us soon.

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Test build #28598 has finished for PR 5023 at commit 83bbd29.

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  • This patch merges cleanly.
  • This patch adds no public classes.

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Test PASSed.
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srowen commented Mar 14, 2015

OK to merge, since tests are good. Does this mean SPARK-5790 is essentially resolved by this? sounds like it was fixed separately, and this is about getting in additional tests created by the parallel effort to address this.

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Sorry @srowen I should've been more clear, but yes you're correct. SPARK-5790 ended up duplicating most effort from SPARK-1955, PR #4705, but @maropu had created tests with his that I hadn't included. Wanted to make sure those were captured and, since SPARK-5790 wasn't closed, thought it best to include those here. Does that make sense? Sorry about the confusion!

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