hawk9821 commented on PR #9993:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/9993#issuecomment-5186609833

   > Thanks for the update. I rechecked the latest head `c70b99f1d484` again.
   > 
   > The important change here is that the current head actually closes the 
earlier packaging blocker Daniel had on the starter exclude coordinate, and I 
do not see a new source-side blocker left on top of that latest head.
   > 
   > ## Runtime path I rechecked
   > ```
   > Maven dependency resolution
   >   -> root pom / module pom consume external seatunnel-shade artifacts
   > 
   > starter packaging
   >   -> maven-shade-plugin excludes the real shade coordinates
   > 
   > dist / docs / E2E
   >   -> users and tests consume the externalized shade artifact contract
   > ```
   > 
   > ## Current finding
   > ### Issue 1: the Build is green now, but the PR is still merge-conflicted 
with `dev`
   > * mergeStateStatus: `DIRTY`
   > * mergeable_state: `dirty`
   > * compare status: `diverged`
   > * behind by: `15`
   > 
   > So the remaining blocker here is not a reopened source issue from Daniel's 
side. It is that the current head is not the final mergeable code shape yet 
because GitHub still reports real merge conflicts against the latest `dev`.
   > 
   > Please sync with the latest `dev` and resolve the conflicts first. After 
that, the final gate is just the conflict-resolved exact head and its Build 
signal.
   > 
   > ## Merge conclusion
   > ### Conclusion: can merge after fixes
   > 1. Blocking items
   > 
   > * Sync the latest `dev` and resolve the merge conflicts first.
   > 
   > 2. Non-blocking suggestions
   > 
   > * No new source-side change is required from Daniel in this round.
   > 
   > Rechecked the latest head: the source-level blockers from my earlier 
rounds are cleared for me now. If GitHub still shows historical `changes 
requested`, please treat that as review-summary residue rather than a current 
reopened blocker from this exact head.
   
   
   
   > Thanks for the update. I rechecked the latest head `c70b99f1d484` again.
   > 
   > The important change here is that the current head actually closes the 
earlier packaging blocker Daniel had on the starter exclude coordinate, and I 
do not see a new source-side blocker left on top of that latest head.
   > 
   > ## Runtime path I rechecked
   > ```
   > Maven dependency resolution
   >   -> root pom / module pom consume external seatunnel-shade artifacts
   > 
   > starter packaging
   >   -> maven-shade-plugin excludes the real shade coordinates
   > 
   > dist / docs / E2E
   >   -> users and tests consume the externalized shade artifact contract
   > ```
   > 
   > ## Current finding
   > ### Issue 1: the Build is green now, but the PR is still merge-conflicted 
with `dev`
   > * mergeStateStatus: `DIRTY`
   > * mergeable_state: `dirty`
   > * compare status: `diverged`
   > * behind by: `15`
   > 
   > So the remaining blocker here is not a reopened source issue from Daniel's 
side. It is that the current head is not the final mergeable code shape yet 
because GitHub still reports real merge conflicts against the latest `dev`.
   > 
   > Please sync with the latest `dev` and resolve the conflicts first. After 
that, the final gate is just the conflict-resolved exact head and its Build 
signal.
   > 
   > ## Merge conclusion
   > ### Conclusion: can merge after fixes
   > 1. Blocking items
   > 
   > * Sync the latest `dev` and resolve the merge conflicts first.
   > 
   > 2. Non-blocking suggestions
   > 
   > * No new source-side change is required from Daniel in this round.
   > 
   > Rechecked the latest head: the source-level blockers from my earlier 
rounds are cleared for me now. If GitHub still shows historical `changes 
requested`, please treat that as review-summary residue rather than a current 
reopened blocker from this exact head.
   
   Git rebase has been executed, waiting for CI to pass


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