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[jira] [Created] (FLINK-40500) DataStream V2 idleness detection is not backpressure-aware - FLIP-471 was never applied to ExtractEventTimeProcessFunction
Martijn Visser created FLINK-40500:
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Summary: DataStream V2 idleness detection is not backpressure-aware - FLIP-471 was never applied to ExtractEventTimeProcessFunction
Key: FLINK-40500
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-40500
Project: Flink
Issue Type: Bug
Components: API / DataStream
Reporter: Martijn Visser
FLINK-35886 (FLIP-471) fixed incorrect idleness-timeout accounting when a subtask is
backpressured or blocked by watermark alignment, by introducing
{{PausableRelativeClock}}. Every DataStream V1 path uses it
({{ProgressiveTimestampsAndWatermarks}}, {{TimestampsAndWatermarksOperator}},
{{SourceOperator}}).
The DataStream V2 {{ExtractEventTimeProcessFunction}} reuses
{{WatermarksWithIdleness.IdlenessTimer}} but constructs it with the raw
{{processingTimeService.getClock()}} ({{ExtractEventTimeProcessFunction.java:90-92}});
the hosting operators pass the service through unwrapped ({{ProcessOperator.java:115-120}}
and siblings). There is no {{PausableRelativeClock}} and no backpressure-listener
registration anywhere in flink-datastream (verified by grep). The V2 code postdates the
FLIP-471 fix by five months, so this is a missed carry-over, not a merge-ordering issue.
Consequence: under sustained backpressure, a V2 pipeline with an idle timeout declares
inputs idle while records are queued; the combined watermark advances past them and they
are dropped as late — exactly the failure FLIP-471 fixed for V1.
Characterization test:
{{ExtractEventTimeProcessFunctionTest#testIdleStatusEmittedPurelyOnWallClockElapse}} —
with idleTimeout=200ms, idle=true is emitted purely on wall-clock elapse; no mechanism
exists by which runtime-induced blocking could suppress it.
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