jerryshao opened a new issue, #13420:
URL: https://github.com/apache/gravitino/issues/13420

   ### Version
   
   main branch
   
   ### Describe what's wrong
   
   `TestJobManagerMultiNode#testCancelJobFromAnotherNode` expects the stored 
job status to still be `CANCELLING` after the first status pull on the owner 
node:
   
   ```java
   nodeA.pullAndUpdateJobStatus();
   Awaitility.await()...until(() -> executorA.getJobStatus(...) == 
JobHandle.Status.CANCELLED);
   Assertions.assertEquals(JobHandle.Status.CANCELLING, 
getJob(job.name()).status());
   ```
   
   A single pull can already store `CANCELLED`. In 
`JobManager#pullAndUpdateOwnedJobStatus`, a `CANCELLING` job owned by a 
node-local executor goes through `cancelOwnedJob`, which cancels the job and 
then immediately reads its status back:
   
   ```java
   jobExecutor.cancelJob(job.jobExecutionId());
   return jobExecutor.getJobStatus(job.jobExecutionId());
   ```
   
   If the `LocalJobExecutor` process exits before that `getJobStatus` call, the 
pull writes `CANCELLED`, and the assertion fails. Whether it fails depends only 
on how fast the process dies. The behaviour of `JobManager` itself is correct; 
only the test assumes cancellation is slower than one pull.
   
   ### Error message and/or stacktrace
   
   ```
   TestJobManagerMultiNode > testCancelJobFromAnotherNode() > [POSTGRESQL 
Backend] FAILED
       org.opentest4j.AssertionFailedError: expected: <CANCELLING> but was: 
<CANCELLED>
           at 
org.apache.gravitino.job.TestJobManagerMultiNode.testCancelJobFromAnotherNode(TestJobManagerMultiNode.java:155)
   ```
   
   ### How to reproduce
   
   Intermittent in CI; seen on the PostgreSQL backend while the H2 and MySQL 
variants passed in the same run. It reproduces whenever the cancelled shell 
process exits before `cancelOwnedJob` reads the status back.
   
   ### Additional context
   
   Suggested fix: after the first pull, accept either `CANCELLING` or 
`CANCELLED`, and keep the final assertions (`CANCELLED` plus `finishedAt > 0`) 
after the second pull.
   


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