clintropolis commented on a change in pull request #9459: Ability to Delete 
task logs and segments from S3
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/pull/9459#discussion_r388686189
 
 

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 Review comment:
   I have mixed feelings about this class. It seems to exist in service of 
testing `S3TaskLogs.killAll`, but isn't that kind of leaking what is basically 
a test fixture, into the production code? Since the `killAll` method does 
nothing but delegate to the other call that takes an explicit timestamp, is 
this abstraction really worth having?
   
   On the other hand, I can see an argument for using something like this to 
control system time, and I guess we already have similar situations sometimes 
when `@VisibleForTesting` are _only_ used by tests, so I'm not strictly against 
using this, just thinking out loud to have the discussion.
   
   In the very least I think it should be renamed `CurrentTimeMillisSupplier` 
to indicate what time it is supplying, and add javadocs to describe its 
intended usage to ease testing.
   
   Does this need to be setup in the module so that it gets injected into 
`S3TaskLogs`? (or did I miss that somewhere?)

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