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A failed checkpoint no longer kills the circuit. Closes #7844. Describe Manual Test PlanThe new test Checklist
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There was an error while loading. Please reload this page. A worker error reply to any command made `DBSPHandle` kill the runtime, so a failed checkpoint stopped the pipeline. `PrepareCheckpoint` only takes in-memory snapshots of operator state, so a failure leaves the circuit consistent. Each command now says whether an error from it is fatal, and only `PrepareCheckpoint` is not. After a non-fatal error, `broadcast_command` still reads the replies of the other workers, so that no stale reply is left for the next command. The regression test for #7075 used a failed checkpoint to make the circuit thread kill the runtime. A failed checkpoint no longer does that, so this adds a test-only command, `InjectFatalError`, behind the new `testing` feature of `dbsp`, that every worker fails fatally. `Controller::inject_fatal_error` sends it from the circuit thread. The test, now `worker_error_does_not_deadlock`, checks that a failed checkpoint leaves the circuit running and that a fatal error does not deadlock. Fixes #7844. Signed-off-by: Ben Pfaff <[email protected]>
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