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Timeouts look weirds :( |
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This PR already addressing flaky test, so it's valid to merge with triaged unrelated test failures. |
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…and their projections (fixes rare cases of lost forever)
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Backport #66898 to 24.7: [CI Fest] Better processing of broken parts and their projections (fixes rare cases of lost forever)
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Backport #66898 to 24.4: [CI Fest] Better processing of broken parts and their projections (fixes rare cases of lost forever)
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In rare cases ClickHouse could consider parts as broken because of some unexpected projections on disk. Now it's fixed.
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