[FLINK-36664][Window]Window with offset need deal offset when cal nextTriggerWatermark.
What is the purpose of the change
Fixed the problem of data loss in window with offset.
Brief change log
Passing in window offset when cal nextTriggerWatermark.
Verifying this change
This change added tests and can be verified as follows:
- Added test that validates that widow data with offset is not lost.
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- Dependencies (does it add or upgrade a dependency): no
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- The S3 file system connector: no
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- Does this pull request introduce a new feature? no
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CI report:
- be622ac0de246df8f686c3aa442b6f33dc9aff33 Azure: SUCCESS
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@xuyangzhong Dear xuyang, could you please review it for me when you have some time? Thank you!
Reviewed by Chi on 05/12/24. Asked submitter questions
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Thanks for this contribution! LGTM overall. I just left some comments. BTW, could you please explain a little why the current ITCases do not cover these cases to expose this bug?
Thank you for your comments! I'm sorry, I can't find any harness test that sets the window offset. They all use the default offset=0. Could you give me an example of an existing test that might trigger this bug? And the test data in WindowAggregateITCase is too simple.
Thanks for this contribution! LGTM overall. I just left some comments. BTW, could you please explain a little why the current ITCases do not cover these cases to expose this bug?
Thank you for your comments! I'm sorry, I can't find any harness test that sets the window offset. They all use the default offset=0. Could you give me an example of an existing test that might trigger this bug? And the test data in WindowAggregateITCase is too simple.
What about adding some source data for WindowAggregateITCase#testEventTimeTumbleWindowWithOffset, testCascadeEventTimeTumbleWindowWithOffset, etc to reproduce this bug and to verify this bugfix?
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