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Seems the test can still flake, turning into draft for a bit. |
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Seems to not flake anymore after adding a call to |
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TestNRGHeartbeatOnLeaderChangeby checking if new entries are actually being applied. This was not possible before because it would always check a total of 0. If all proposals would fail, this test would still pass.More importantly
a.sumwas not reset, which meant that state before the call torestart()would be preserved, and replayed entries during catchup/recovery would be re-applied.Also added a call to
a.n.WaitForStop()ina.stop(). Otherwise things could still be around and not properly stopped when we restart witha.restart().Signed-off-by: Maurice van Veen github@mauricevanveen.com