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This was broken before: the first parameter was set to partition, i.e. the first partition that initializes the state. That's clearly wrong. I now initialize it to 0 and will fix the tracking properly in a follow-up PR.
To Reproduce
No response
Expected behavior
The metrics for each partition should be assigned to their individual partition
`RepartitionExec` is somewhat special. While most execs operate on
"input partition = output partition", `RepartitionExec` drives all of
its work using input-bound tasks. The metrics "fetch time" and
"repartition time" therefore have to be accounted for the input
partition, not for the output partition. The only metric that has an
input & output partition label is the "send time".
Fixesapache#10015.
`RepartitionExec` is somewhat special. While most execs operate on
"input partition = output partition", `RepartitionExec` drives all of
its work using input-bound tasks. The metrics "fetch time" and
"repartition time" therefore have to be accounted for the input
partition, not for the output partition. The only metric that has an
input & output partition label is the "send time".
Fixes#10015.
Describe the bug
@crepererum notes in in #10009 (comment)_
To Reproduce
No response
Expected behavior
The metrics for each partition should be assigned to their individual partition
Additional context
Found on #10009
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