Github user vanzin commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/2516#discussion_r18172865
  
    --- Diff: 
core/src/main/scala/org/apache/spark/deploy/SparkSubmitArguments.scala ---
    @@ -406,22 +412,173 @@ private[spark] class SparkSubmitArguments(args: 
Seq[String]) {
       }
     }
     
    -object SparkSubmitArguments {
    -  /** Load properties present in the given file. */
    -  def getPropertiesFromFile(file: File): Seq[(String, String)] = {
    -    require(file.exists(), s"Properties file $file does not exist")
    -    require(file.isFile(), s"Properties file $file is not a normal file")
    -    val inputStream = new FileInputStream(file)
    +private[spark] object SparkSubmitArguments {
    +  /**
    +   * Resolves Configuration sources in order of highest to lowest
    +   * 1. Each map passed in as additionalConfig from first to last
    +   * 2. Environment variables (including legacy variable mappings)
    +   * 3. System config variables (eg by using -Dspark.var.name)
    +   * 4  SPARK_DEFAULT_CONF/spark-defaults.conf or 
SPARK_HOME/conf/spark-defaults.conf
    +   * 5. hard coded defaults in class path at spark-submit-defaults.prop
    +   *
    +   * A property file specified by one of the means listed above gets read 
in and the properties are
    +   * considered to be at the priority of the method that specified the 
files.
    +   * A property specified in a property file will not override an existing
    +   * config value at that same level
    +   *
    +   * @param additionalConfigs Seq of additional 
Map[ConfigName->ConfigValue] in order of highest
    +   *                          priority to lowest this will have priority 
over internal sources
    +   * @return Map[propName->propFile] containing values merged from all 
sources in order of priority
    +   */
    +  def mergeSparkProperties(additionalConfigs: Seq [Map[String,String]]) = {
    +    // Configuration read in from spark-submit-defaults.prop file found on 
the classpath
    +    var hardCodedDefaultConfig: Option[Map[String,String]] = None
    +    var is: InputStream = null
    +    var isr: Option[InputStreamReader] = None
         try {
    -      val properties = new Properties()
    -      properties.load(inputStream)
    -      properties.stringPropertyNames().toSeq.map(k => (k, 
properties(k).trim))
    -    } catch {
    -      case e: IOException =>
    -        val message = s"Failed when loading Spark properties file $file"
    -        throw new SparkException(message, e)
    +      is = 
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader.getResourceAsStream(ClassPathSparkSubmitDefaults)
    +
    +      // only open InputStreamReader if InputStream was successfully opened
    +      isr = Option(is).map{is: InputStream =>
    +        new InputStreamReader(is, CharEncoding.UTF_8)
    +      }
    +
    +      hardCodedDefaultConfig = isr.map( defaultValueStream =>
    +        
SparkSubmitArguments.getPropertyValuesFromStream(defaultValueStream))
         } finally {
    -      inputStream.close()
    +      Option(is).foreach(_.close)
    +      isr.foreach(_.close)
         }
    +
    +    if (hardCodedDefaultConfig.isEmpty || (hardCodedDefaultConfig.get.size 
== 0)) {
    +      throw new IllegalStateException(s"Default values not found at 
classpath $ClassPathSparkSubmitDefaults")
    +    }
    +
    +    // Configuration read in from defaults file if it exists
    +    var sparkDefaultConfig = SparkSubmitArguments.getSparkDefaultFileConfig
    +
    +    if (sparkDefaultConfig.isDefinedAt(SparkPropertiesFile))  {
    +      SparkSubmitArguments.getPropertyValuesFromFile(
    +          sparkDefaultConfig.get(SparkPropertiesFile).get)
    +    } else {
    +      Map.empty
    +    }
    +
    +    // Configuration from java system properties
    +    val systemPropertyConfig = 
SparkSubmitArguments.getPropertyMap(System.getProperties)
    +
    +    // Configuration variables from the environment
    +    // support legacy variables
    +    val environmentConfig = System.getenv().asScala
    +
    +    val legacyEnvVars = Seq("MASTER"->SparkMaster, 
"DEPLOY_MODE"->SparkDeployMode,
    +      "SPARK_DRIVER_MEMORY"->SparkDriverMemory, 
"SPARK_EXECUTOR_MEMORY"->SparkExecutorMemory)
    +
    +    // legacy variables act at the priority of a system property
    +    val propsWithEnvVars : mutable.Map[String,String] = new 
mutable.HashMap() ++ systemPropertyConfig ++ legacyEnvVars
    +      .map( {case(varName, propName) => (environmentConfig.get(varName), 
propName) })
    +      .filter( {case(varVariable, _) => varVariable.isDefined && 
!varVariable.get.isEmpty} )
    +      .map{case(varVariable, propName) => (propName, varVariable.get)}
    +
    +    val ConfigSources  = additionalConfigs ++ Seq (
    +      environmentConfig,
    +      propsWithEnvVars,
    +      sparkDefaultConfig,
    +      hardCodedDefaultConfig.get
    +    )
    +
    +    // Load properties file at priority level of source that specified the 
property file
    --- End diff --
    
    I think one of us is misunderstanding the other here.
    
    I understand that config options depend on command line options and files 
that may or may not exist on disk somewhere.
    
    What I'm saying is that *the location* of those files is not a config 
option. It's purely a command line thing. With your changes, the location of 
those files becomes a config option, and I think that's confusing and opens the 
door to abuse and weird issues. So we shouldn't do that, and leave it as it is 
currently - the custom config file can only be set via the command line.


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