Github user srowen commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/16475
I'm not sure about this. The `getBlockData` method handles both the
shuffle/non-shuffle case separately too -- and will actually call back to
`getLocalBytes`. It is probably OK now, and won't result in an infinite
recursion, but is a distant problem waiting to happen. It looks like this
method also purposely intends to handle the shuffle case manually, itself. I
don't know that this is an unambiguously good refactoring so would not make
this change.
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