xloya edited a comment on pull request #3563:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/3563#issuecomment-971308599


   Hi @kbendick , firstly thanks for your review!  
   
   You did mention another usage scenario that I didn't think about. We 
generally do use an isolated spark job for compaction. So we need a spark job 
tells us no commit succeeded by an exception to allows us to process in time 
without affecting query efficiency. It is also very normal to execute 
compaction after writing in the same one spark job.  
   
   Can we use a compromise method, such as adding an `allow-no-commit-succeed` 
configuration that defaults to `true`, and then customize this parameter in a 
spark job to choose whether to throw an exception?  


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