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[SPARK-53952][INFRA] Balance GHA CI jobs by shifting connect tests #52661
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Docker K8s IT failure should be irrelevant, they are caused by Docker Hub transient 503 |
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Sorry but this PR doesn't work as you proposed becuase this is simply merging two flaky tests (connect and yarn) into a single bucket.
FYI, I already did this in SPARK-47051 and split it back, @pan3793 .
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Technically, I'm -1 for merging |
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@dongjoon-hyun, from my observation, the most flaky test is |
YARN failed on your PR today again. I can say that I have a longer observation experience than you, @pan3793 . So, what do you want to say by the following? That doesn't mean anything about the stability.
Although I appreciate your community contributions, we had better talk this later when YARN or Connect module become more deterministic back. |
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@dongjoon-hyun I see, let me close this then. |
What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Currently, GHA jobs
streaming, ...takes ~90min, whileyarntakes ~25min, this change balances them by movingconnect(takes ~20min) from the former to the latter.Why are the changes needed?
Balance GHA jobs.
Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
No.
How was this patch tested?
Before
streaming, ... connecttakes ~90minyarntakes ~25min,After https://github.com/pan3793/spark/actions/runs/18645254985/job/53151226275
streaming, ...takes ~75minconnect, yarntakes ~50minWas this patch authored or co-authored using generative AI tooling?
No.