waterWang opened a new pull request, #72124:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/72124

   Closes: #72123
   
   ## Problem
   
   When `deferrable=True`, `EmrServerlessDeleteApplicationOperator` never calls 
the `DeleteApplication` API. The task succeeds and logs `EMR serverless 
application <id> deleted successfully`, but the application is only *stopped*, 
never deleted.
   
   ## Root cause
   
   `EmrServerlessDeleteApplicationOperator` subclasses 
`EmrServerlessStopApplicationOperator`. In deferrable mode the parent's 
`execute()` defers with a hardcoded `method_name="execute_complete"`, which 
raises `TaskDeferred` before the subclass's `execute()` can reach the 
`delete_application()` call. On resume, the subclass's `execute_complete()` 
handler runs — but that handler only validates the **stop** trigger's event and 
logs success, so `DeleteApplication` is never issued.
   
   ## Fix
   
   Follow the chained-deferral pattern the stop operator already uses for the 
`force_stop` path (`execute` → `stop_application` → `execute_complete`):
   
   1. Add a class attribute `stop_complete_method_name: str = 
"execute_complete"` to `EmrServerlessStopApplicationOperator`, used in place of 
both hardcoded `method_name="execute_complete"` occurrences.
   2. `EmrServerlessDeleteApplicationOperator` sets `stop_complete_method_name 
= "stop_complete"` and implements `stop_complete()` to issue 
`DeleteApplication` and defer on `EmrServerlessDeleteApplicationTrigger`, 
leaving `execute_complete` to handle only the delete trigger's event.
   
   Backwards compatible: `execute_complete` still exists for tasks already 
deferred by an older version at upgrade time.
   
   ## Verification
   
   - New unit test `test_delete_application_deferrable_deletes_after_stop` 
proves the full chained flow: first defer is on the `StopApplicationTrigger` 
resuming at `stop_complete`, which calls `delete_application` and defers on the 
`DeleteApplicationTrigger` resuming at `execute_complete`.
   


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