Github user vanzin commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/3130#issuecomment-62071738
@mccheah can you describe in more details how you're running things?
The general contract is that you compile your app against spark-core, using
a "provided" scope for it. When running your app, you'd get spark-core from
your spark install, which would have an assembly with the shaded classes.
So if you want to override Jetty, you declare two dependencies in your pom:
spark-core/provided, and jetty/compile. You application needs to package jetty
somehow (far jar or separate jars submitted with your job). Then you submit
your app's jar(s) and everything should work.
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