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Add message to redirect PRs upstream if possible #607

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We want to re-direct community dev upstream as much as possible. However, some contributions impact components (e.g. shuffle server) that do not yet exist upstream. To handle this, we decided to add this message and leave it up to developers, but encourage them to submit upstream unless it isn't feasible.

We want to re-direct community dev upstream as much as possible. However, some contributions impact components (e.g. shuffle server) that do not yet exist upstream. To handle this, we decided to add this message and leave it up to developers, but encourage them to submit upstream unless it isn't feasible.
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Please consider whether your pull request can be submitted against the Apache Spark project, and submit there if possible.

If you have any questions about whether a PR should be submitted upstream or against this fork,
please feel free to ask on the Big Data SIG [slack channel](https://kubernetes.slack.com/),
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Let's also add a link to the spark-dev mailing list here, and encourage use of that. Slack is good to keep around for questions about "where should this feature go?".

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foxish commented Feb 3, 2018

rerun integration test please

@erikerlandson erikerlandson merged commit a0117ea into branch-2.2-kubernetes Feb 4, 2018
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