DanielLeens commented on PR #11727:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/11727#issuecomment-5248076175

   Thanks for closing out both non-blocking items from my last review, 
@abdessalems.
   
   On Issue 1: I checked the standalone run you linked, and the module-only 
execution is convincing given the guard's mechanical simplicity — 
`TaskDeployStaleContextRaceTest` passing 2/2 on the exact `e9b25d8` files 
(verified by your SHA-256 comparison) is good evidence. For the record on the 
CI-history side: the matrix run for this head (`31390599798`) is still the same 
`failure` conclusion I already analyzed in my last review — the 
`seatunnel-api`/`Dead links` failures are unrelated to this diff and the 
fail-fast cancellation is why no matrix leg reached `seatunnel-engine-server`, 
exactly as you described. Since my recommendation was "confirm the module 
passes" rather than "the full 82-job matrix must be green," and you've now done 
that independently, I'm satisfied this is closed — I wouldn't block merge on 
re-running the full matrix just to get a `seatunnel-engine-server` leg that 
would pass for reasons unrelated to this diff either way.
   
   On Issue 2: thanks for filing #11755 and linking it here — that keeps the 
underlying stale-`taskDone()`/`executionContexts` race properly tracked instead 
of getting lost once this merges.
   
   Both of my prior non-blocking recommendations are addressed, and my 
conclusion from the last full review stands: **Ready to merge**, no blockers. 
Nice work chasing this all the way through, including the second independent 
hang you caught along the way.


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