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Hitesh Shah updated TEZ-1647:
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    Description: 
Came across a use-case in Hive where the current functionality does not work. 

Consider a vertex with 2 inputs ( i1, i2 ):

The custom vertex manager in Hive generates events only when both i1 and i2 are 
initialized. 

Therefore vertexManagerPlugin::onRootInitialized(i1) does nothing but for 
vertexManagerPLugin::onRootIniitialized(i2) , it calls context.addEvents(i1) 
and context.addEvents(i2). When this happens, the events generated for i1 never 
get sent to the VertexImpl to be routed to the tasks. 



  was:
Came across a use-case in Hive where the current functionality does not work. 

Consider a vertex with 2 inputs ( i1, i2 ):

The custom vertex manager in Hive generates events only when both i1 and i2 are 
initialized. 

Therefore vertexManagerPlugin::onRootInitialized(i1) does nothing but for 
vertexManagerPLugin::onRootIniitialized(i2) , it calls context.addEvents(i1) 
and context.addEvents(i2). When this happens, the events generated for i1 never 
get sent to the VertexImpl to be routed to the tasks. 



  


What this implies is that
  
  




> Issue with caching of events in VertexManager::onRootVertexInitialized 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TEZ-1647
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TEZ-1647
>             Project: Apache Tez
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Hitesh Shah
>            Assignee: Jeff Zhang
>
> Came across a use-case in Hive where the current functionality does not work. 
> Consider a vertex with 2 inputs ( i1, i2 ):
> The custom vertex manager in Hive generates events only when both i1 and i2 
> are initialized. 
> Therefore vertexManagerPlugin::onRootInitialized(i1) does nothing but for 
> vertexManagerPLugin::onRootIniitialized(i2) , it calls context.addEvents(i1) 
> and context.addEvents(i2). When this happens, the events generated for i1 
> never get sent to the VertexImpl to be routed to the tasks. 



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