DanielLeens commented on PR #11900:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/11900#issuecomment-6210068315

   Quick status note for @zhang-arvin and @SEZ9 on head `94ada9982` (this is a 
thread update, not a new review: there is no new commit since my 2026-10-10 
review, and my technical conclusion there is unchanged).
   
   @SEZ9 thanks for confirming F2/F3 are closed on this head. On the one item 
you still list, the shared-instance concern: it is the same point as my Issue 1 
from the last review. In short, `testShutdownRunsBeforeThrowingCleanupStep` and 
`testShutdownRemovesListeners` should not run against the class-scoped server 
that `testlistJobState` / `testGetJobStatus` use. Option A (move the two 
destructive tests into their own small test class with its own Hazelcast 
instance) is the cleanest; Option B (restore state in a `finally` and wait for 
`isCoordinatorActive`) is the smaller change. @zhang-arvin, that is the only 
source-side item left on my side, so no extra rounds of review are needed once 
it lands.
   
   One CI fact from my last review has changed, so I am updating it so the 
earlier guidance does not go stale. I cited three infrastructure failures on 
the fork run for this head (`zhang-arvin/seatunnel` run 37724709072): the `Dead 
links` job (deepwiki.com 429), the minio-based connector ITs 
(`quay.io/minio/minio`) and `SplitClusterFaultToleranceIT`. The first two are 
fixed on `dev` now: #12639 (ignore deepwiki.com in the dead-link check, merged 
2026-10-07) and #12287 (minio test containers moved to the `quay.io` mirror, 
merged 2026-09-13), and this branch is 211 commits behind `dev` and diverged, 
so it does not have them yet. `SplitClusterFaultToleranceIT` is still the 
dev-side flake tracked in #12311, which is still open, so that one may recur.
   
   Suggested next step: when you push the test-isolation change, please sync 
with the latest `dev` as well, then re-run only the failed jobs. If `Dead 
links` or the minio ITs still fail after the sync, please paste the new check 
link here and I will help narrow it down.
   
   Thanks again for sticking with this one; the production fix itself is in 
good shape.


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