Fix HiveMinioDataLake leak when start fails#14763
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`HiveMinioDataLake.start` starts more than one container. If second fails to start, first will be left running. That's why the class has separate `start` method. The caller needs to hold on to an instance before invoking the `start` method, and ensure `close()` is called regardless of `start` success.
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I wonder what we can do to prevent that mistake from happening again.
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HiveMinioDataLake.startstarts more than one container. If secondfails to start, first will be left running. That's why the class has
separate
startmethod. The caller needs to hold on to an instancebefore invoking the
startmethod, and ensureclose()is calledregardless of
startsuccess.