SEZ9 commented on PR #12301:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/12301#issuecomment-5788064877

   Thanks for the update, @201811510411lw — that closes the gap I was most 
concerned about. Having the two-writer Paimon Docker E2E actually run 
end-to-end on Flink 1.15.3, 1.18.0 and 1.20.1 with readback after updates and 
deletes is exactly the wiring-layer coverage we needed for the #12243 fix, and 
I appreciate you correcting the earlier "compiled but not run" note explicitly. 
Understood that this covers the new regression method rather than the full 
Paimon E2E suite.
   
   On CI for #12366 (`5de24b8cb`):
   
   - OpenGauss restore: reproducing it on both the parent `1650a04cd` and the 
patched commit under Java 8/11 in the [A/B 
runs](https://github.com/201811510411lw/seatunnel/actions/runs/35482662518) is 
convincing evidence it is pre-existing and unrelated to the routing change. I 
won't treat it as blocking for #12366.
   - Checkpoint failure: since it didn't reproduce locally or in the targeted 
remote runs, could you post on #12366 a log excerpt from the *original* failing 
run naming the specific job/test that failed? That's the one piece I still need 
to tell flakiness apart from something routing-path-specific before giving that 
PR a full pass.
   
   On scope, your proposal — keep #12366 as a routing-only fix, retain the 
original SPI and partitioner with co-author credit, and leave global-commit 
recovery, new checkpoint-state serializers and writer/committer rework out — 
sounds right to me. Please confirm agreement with the original author on #12366 
once you have it, so we have a single branch carrying the fix.
   
   For the record, this PR (#12301) is unchanged: head is still `48264cda6a`, 
with only merge commits on top of `986638204fc`, so both original findings here 
remain open. I'll keep holding off on a fresh review of this branch unless new 
commits land here specifically, and will pick up #12366 once the 
checkpoint-failure log is posted.
   
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