github-actions[bot] commented on code in PR #66099:
URL: https://github.com/apache/doris/pull/66099#discussion_r3656317781


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fe/fe-core/src/main/java/org/apache/doris/load/routineload/kafka/KafkaTaskInfo.java:
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@@ -141,16 +159,41 @@ private void adaptiveBatchParam(TRoutineLoadTask 
tRoutineLoadTask, RoutineLoadJo
         long maxBatchIntervalS = routineLoadJob.getMaxBatchIntervalS();
         long maxBatchRows = routineLoadJob.getMaxBatchRows();
         long maxBatchSize = routineLoadJob.getMaxBatchSizeBytes();
-        if (!isEof) {
+        if (shouldUseAdaptiveBatch(routineLoadJob)) {

Review Comment:
   [P2] Reuse one adaptive decision across `beginTxn`
   
   `updateAdaptiveTimeout()` evaluates this predicate before `beginTxn`, but 
task creation evaluates it again here, and the predicate reads the mutable 
adaptive-interval config. For example, consider a preceding non-EOF 30-second 
task that processed 1M one-byte Kafka messages, each yielding one row. With the 
interval set to 360, the first check projects 12M rows, so the transaction and 
plan get the normal 300-second timeout. If the supported runtime config is 
raised to 720 before this call, the same sample projects 24M rows and this path 
emits a 720-second task; at that rate the 20M-message limit is reached only 
after about 600 seconds and the 1-GiB limit is not reached, so the 
transaction/query can expire first. The old `!isEof` branch stayed adaptive in 
both phases for this sample. Please compute one mode/interval/limit snapshot 
before starting the transaction and reuse it for the transaction, plan, and 
Thrift task.



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