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119650: roachtest: make failure recovery independent r=nvanbenschoten a=andrewbaptist Previously, the multiple failures were started and finished independently. This caused a problem if the ability to recover from one failure depended on a different failure recovering first. To mitigate this, recover each failure in a separate goroutine. This will allow the "most important" failure to recover first so that the others can recover if they depend on each other. This is more important today while we don't recover from all the failure modes that chaos implements. Specifically we don't handle partial partitions fully with epoch leases. Epic: none Fixes: #119085 Fixes: #119347 Fixes: #119361 Fixes: #119454 Release note: None 122283: server: don't log for missing locality r=yuzefovich a=andrewbaptist Previously we would always log a message that the locality was unknown for requests from sql gateways. We should remove unnecessary logs from traces. Epic: none Release note: None Co-authored-by: Andrew Baptist <[email protected]>
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