Github user srowen commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/5856#issuecomment-102370312
My guess is it's something to do with the text of the commit message, since
it comes from a copy and paste of a commit message. Maybe something doesn't
quite get escaped or confuses git.
I tried this just after failure but didn't work for other reasons
(untracked files in the working dir; guess I'd have to do something else at
this point in the script to make it work but I'm not sure what):
```
git commit --author="Sandy Ryza <[email protected]>" -m "[SPARK-6954]
[YARN] ExecutorAllocationManager can end up requesting a negative number of
executors." -m "Author: Sandy Ryza <[email protected]>" -m "Closes #5856 from
sryza/sandy-backport-6954 and squashes the following commits:" -m "1cb517a
[Sandy Ryza] [SPARK-6954] [YARN] ExecutorAllocationManager can end up
requesting a negative n..."
```
@sryza to test my theory are you able to simplify the description to not
include the old commit message stuff? maybe that just makes it work.
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