Fix: Delete Kubernetes jobs if they are killed in the UI #43938
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can we have unit test to cover this change? |
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I've seen a lot of issues with JobOperator, possibly thanks to this change - duplicated pod / job generators etc. With the update by @eladkal PodOperator seems to be working for us. Closing. |
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Related to: #36090
KuberentesJobOperatordidn't cancel jobs when they were cancelled via the UI.on_kill; fixed with workaround described here: Deferrable operator tasks do not callon_killmethod when fail or restarted #36090 (comment)