Moving optional RebuildKeyspace out of tests.#3268
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vttablet's ActionAgent has three startup methods: 1. real production tablet 2. vtcombo in-memory tablet 3. in-memory test tablet for unit tests The optional RebuildKeyspace when SrvKeyspace doesn't exist only needs to be done in case .1, not 2. and 3. vtcombo does an explicit rebuild after having fully created the keyspace (so we don't need the background intermediate ones that will fail and spam the logs anyway). in-memory tests don't ususally need the SrvKeyspace (and if they do, they could call it).
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vttablet's ActionAgent has three startup methods:
The optional RebuildKeyspace when SrvKeyspace doesn't exist only needs
to be done in case .1, not 2. and 3. vtcombo does an explicit rebuild
after having fully created the keyspace (so we don't need the background
intermediate ones that will fail and spam the logs anyway). in-memory
tests don't ususally need the SrvKeyspace (and if they do, they could
call it).