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fix: Revert "fix(sqllab): reinstate "Force trino client async execution" (#25680) #25896

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@michael-s-molina michael-s-molina commented Nov 7, 2023

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This reverts commit 4e94fc4.

We have many users reporting queries being stuck for hours and never returning. Preset is also facing the same problem according to this comment from @sadpandajoe.

We're still not able to pinpoint the exact problem but we can confirm that reverting the original commit fixes the issue.

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    • Migration is atomic, supports rollback & is backwards-compatible
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  • Introduces new feature or API
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@justinpark @sadpandajoe Please add any comments regarding your investigations that might help the author to fix the issue.

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@betodealmeida may have a better idea with the investigation

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See #25897

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Verified #25897 fixes the trino multiple statement stuck issue.

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Closing in favor of #25897

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