Flink: FlinkSink data loss with unaligned checkpts#2
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(issue apache#15846) When running with unaligned checkpoints, data files may reach IcebergFilesCommitter after the associated checkpoint's first barrier. We then need to account for these files in the state for the 'next' checkpoint to avoid discarding them during recovery or failed checkpoints.
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(issue apache#15846)
When running with unaligned checkpoints, data files may reach IcebergFilesCommitter after the associated checkpoint's first barrier.
We then need to account for these files in the state for the 'next' checkpoint to avoid discarding them during recovery or failed checkpoints.