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author | Carsten Blank <blank@cncengine.com> | 2015-08-19 10:19:24 -0700 |
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committer | Marcelo Vanzin <vanzin@cloudera.com> | 2015-08-19 10:19:24 -0700 |
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[SPARK-5754] [YARN] Spark/Yarn/Windows driver/executor escaping Fix
This is my retry to suggest a fix for using Spark on Yarn on Windows. The former request lacked coding style which I hope to have learned to do better, and wasn't a true solution as I didn't really understand where the problem came from. Albeit being still a bit obscure, I can name the "players" and have come up with a better explaination of why I am suggesting this fix.
I also used vanzin and srowen input to *try* to give a more elegant solution. I am not so sure if that worked out though.
I still hope that this PR is a lot more useful than the last. Also do I hope that this is a _solution_ to the problem that Spark doesn't work on Yarn on Windows. With these changes it works (and I can also explain why!).
I still believe that a Unit Test should be included, kind of like the one I committed the last time. But that was premature, as I want to get the principal 'Go' from vanzin and srowen.
Thanks for your time both of you.
Author: Carsten Blank <blank@cncengine.com>
Author: cbvoxel <blank@cncengine.com>
Closes #8053 from cbvoxel/master.
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