Add rerun policy for rollups when an upstream partition is re-run#68778
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When an upstream partition that a rollup's downstream window already consumed is cleared and re-run, the framework had no defined behavior. The de-facto outcome silently depended on the rollup's wait policy: WaitForAll left a provisional run stuck waiting for keys that never re-arrive, while MinimumCount re-fired the downstream run on partial data. Neither is something a Dag author can rely on. Give RollupMapper an explicit rerun_policy so the author chooses what happens. The default preserves the historical behavior, so existing Dags are unchanged; re-firing with the corrected data is opt-in. Signed-off-by: PoAn Yang <payang@apache.org>
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When an upstream partition that a rollup's downstream window already consumed is cleared and re-run, the framework had no defined behavior. The de-facto outcome silently depended on the rollup's wait policy: WaitForAll left a provisional run stuck waiting for keys that never re-arrive, while MinimumCount re-fired the downstream run on partial data. Neither is something a Dag author can rely on.
Give RollupMapper an explicit rerun_policy so the author chooses what happens. The default preserves the historical behavior, so existing Dags are unchanged; re-firing with the corrected data is opt-in.
closes: #65923
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