SEZ9 commented on PR #10678:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/10678#issuecomment-5225133786

   Thanks @knight6236 for the quick turnaround on the test improvements — 
dynamically compiling a test JAR at runtime to avoid parent-delegation masking 
is exactly the right approach, and asserting both `loadClass()` throwing 
`ClassNotFoundException` and `getResource()` returning `null` after release 
verifies the actual close semantics rather than just cache eviction. That's the 
behavioral coverage I was asking for. 👍
   
   Thanks also @DanielLeens for re-checking the runtime path. Agreed on your 
point: the catch block in `disableJarUrlCache()` does not override the 
deep-clean flag — the property is read independently, so a cache-disable 
failure won't silently flip deep-clean off. Good to have that confirmed on the 
record.
   
   Two remaining asks before I can approve:
   
   1. **Docs (still open from my earlier review):** 
`SEATUNNEL_CLASSLOADER_DEEP_CLEAN` is a user-facing switch and currently 
undocumented. Please add a short section covering: what it does, that it's off 
by default, and — critically — that on JDK 9+ the reflective 
`URLClassPath`/JarLoader cache cleanup requires `--add-opens 
java.base/jdk.internal.loader=ALL-UNNAMED` (or the behavior degrades 
gracefully). The log reminder is nice, but users shouldn't have to discover 
this from logs.
   2. **Re-review of the new test commit:** the test rework was pushed after my 
last pass, so I'll take one more look at the head to confirm the dynamic-JAR 
tests are stable in CI (runtime compilation can be flaky across JDK vendors). 
If CI stays green, no further action needed from you on this point.
   
   Once the docs are in, I'm happy to approve. Thanks both for the thorough 
back-and-forth — the reflection fallback behavior and the test rigor ended up 
in a much better place than where this PR started.
   
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