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[GitHub] [spark] cloud-fan removed a comment on pull request #35460: [SPARK-38160][SQL] Shuffle by rand could lead to incorrect answers when ShuffleFetchFailed happend

cloud-fan removed a comment on pull request #35460:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/35460#issuecomment-1047487230


   This is really a hard problem and rerunning the entire stage is more of a compromise. In a large enough cluster, we may always see task failures when running a stage, and rerunning the entire stage may never succeed. That's why in Spark SQL, we don't really rely on the `DeterministicLevel` framework, but by default we sort before repartition to fix the correctness issue.
   
   I think we should either have reliable shuffle storage (AFAIK there are several third-party remote shuffle services) so that fetch failure never happens, or we reject such queries.


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