GitHub user narendly opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/helix/pull/261
[TASK] Allow undefined workflow/job types to be assigned as DEFAULT type
â¦ULT type
Previously, we ignored undefined types, that is workflow/job types that are
not defined in ClusterConfig. This is not backward-compatible because some
users of Task Framework are setting types without any quota-related config set
in ClusterConfig. The default behavior was changed so that each
AssignableInstance will just treat these workflows/jobs as DEFAULT type, which
will make quota-based scheduling backward-compatible.
Changelist:
1. AssignableInstance treats undefined types as DEFAULT
2. Appropriate log messages and logic change was applied to
restoreTaskAssignResult logic
3. A test case was added to TestQuotaBasedScheduling
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Alternatively you can review and apply these changes as the patch at:
https://github.com/apache/helix/pull/261.patch
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This closes #261
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commit b134a0a23b91b304187aa12e660cab8552d246da
Author: Hunter Lee <narendly@...>
Date: 2018-07-24T21:06:20Z
[HELIX-744] Allow undefined workflow/job types to be assigned as DEFAULT
type
Previously, we ignored undefined types, that is workflow/job types that are
not defined in ClusterConfig. This is not backward-compatible because some
users of Task Framework are setting types without any quota-related config set
in ClusterConfig. The default behavior was changed so that each
AssignableInstance will just treat these workflows/jobs as DEFAULT type, which
will make quota-based scheduling backward-compatible.
Changelist:
1. AssignableInstance treats undefined types as DEFAULT
2. Appropriate log messages and logic change was applied to
restoreTaskAssignResult logic
3. A test case was added to TestQuotaBasedScheduling
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