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[GitHub] [druid] rohangarg edited a comment on pull request #11190: Temporarily skip compaction for locked intervals

rohangarg edited a comment on pull request #11190:
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/pull/11190#issuecomment-862232381


   >Normally, the user would not have to specify any value for this config. The default value of true would suffice. The config has been provided to be able to disable the feature of skipping locked intervals in case of a bug.
   
   Ok but given that the feature/change-set is not too big, I'm not sure whether adding a config would help. Is it possible to know some scenarios or unknowns where this could fail and might be hard to cover them in tests? 
   
   Apologies but one more question I had was that if this flag is turned on, will it always ensure that there is no locking conflict between compaction task and other tasks? or is it still possible that compaction task might get stuck due to unavailable lock? my initial guess is that there is still a chance that compaction might get stuck, so confirming? :) 


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