SEZ9 commented on PR #12129:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/12129#issuecomment-5564623071

   Thanks @akshar27 — agreed on both points.
   
   **CI:** nothing to change on your side; once Actions are enabled on your 
fork and the retrigger commit is pushed, ping here and I'll re-review on the 
fresh run.
   
   **`PhysicalPlan`-level mock test:** skipping it is the right call for the 
reasons you gave, and it stays non-blocking. Follow-up or never is fine.
   
   Before the fresh pass, could you confirm where the earlier review items 
stand so I can tick them off against the retriggered head (I don't want to 
assume anything from this thread alone):
   
   1. `cancelJob()`/`stopJob()` in `PhysicalPlan.java`: with 
`EnumSet.contains(...)` replacing `ordinal()`, is a null `JobStatus` still 
failing fast rather than falling through to the CANCELING path? A one-line null 
guard (or a note on why null is unreachable there) is all I'm after.
   2. `NOT_YET_STARTED_STATES`: is the Javadoc now explicit about *why* 
SCHEDULED is excluded, and is the set wrapped in `Collections.unmodifiableSet`?
   3. `JobStatusTest.java`: does the pinning test assert the total count plus 
each per-index ordinal (so a drift failure names the exact constant), and has 
the Javadoc been reworded to (a) fix the confusing sentence and (b) make clear 
it only guards same-build code — a mixed-version Zeta cluster can still hit 
`ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException` at the `JobStatus.values()[ordinal]` decode 
sites?
   
   If any of those are already in, a quick "done" per item is plenty; if not, 
they're small and can ride along with the retrigger commit. Thanks again for 
the careful work here.
   
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