sarutak opened a new pull request #28839:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/28839


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   This PR fixes the flaky testcase "barrier stage should fail if only partial 
tasks are launched" for SPARK-31485.
   
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   I noticed sometimes the testcase for SPARK-31485 fails.
   
[This](https://amplab.cs.berkeley.edu/jenkins/job/SparkPullRequestBuilder/124086/testReport/org.apache.spark.scheduler/BarrierTaskContextSuite/SPARK_31485__barrier_stage_should_fail_if_only_partial_tasks_are_launched/)
 is an one instance.
   Or, you can easily reproduce by running the testcase with setting 
`spark.locality.wait.process` to `0s`.
   
   The reason should be related to the locality wait. 
   If the scheduler waits for a resource offer which meets the preferred 
location for a task until the time-limit of process-local but no resource can 
be offered for the locality level, the scheduler will give up the preferred 
location. In this case, such task can be assigned to off-preferred location.
   The testcase for SPARK-31485, there are two tasks and only one task is 
supposed to be assigned at one schedule round but both two tasks can be 
assigned in that situation mentioned above and the testcase will fail.
   
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   The modified testcase.


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