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[GitHub] [hbase] HuiHang-Yu commented on issue #456: HBASE-22631 assign
failed may make gced parent region appear again
HuiHang-Yu commented on issue #456: HBASE-22631 assign failed may make gced parent region appear again
URL: https://github.com/apache/hbase/pull/456#issuecomment-520335860
@saintstack Thank you for your comment.
Yes i was cofused by how to write a UT for it . How can i simulate that the region can not be open for hdfs problem (maybe like Missing table descriptor for in my assignProcedure.txt
[assignProcedure.txt](https://github.com/apache/hbase/files/3491479/assignProcedure.txt)
) and can be opend in another regionserver .
The logic I modified is simple :
RegionNode.offline() makes region location to null and when the code execute the following line env.getAssignmentManager().undoRegionAsOpening(regionNode) it will do nothing . So the regionstates in assignmanager will not remove this region from rs regions according to serverMap . So the serverMap will retain the relation rs tempt20 (for example in my assignProcedure.txt) <- region forever even the region is open in regionserver tempt21 (for example in my assignProcedure.txt) .
When the rs tempt20 crash it will create a subprocedure assignprocedure for this region which may be open in another rs according to serverMap . So the region info will be put into the meta table even if this region has been split and gced in another rs (delete from meta table) .
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