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Enable Setting Master Node Timeout in Watcher Start/Stop Requests #70425
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Enable Setting Master Node Timeout in Watcher Start/Stop Requests #70425
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It's in the title, we have to be able to set this timeout. Otherwise, it's impossible to deactive/active watcher or a slow master node. In the worst case scenario, Wacher may be at fault for making the master slow and it becomes impossible to deactive it.
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LGTM pending successful CI. Thanks for fixing this, @original-brownbear!
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…astic#70425) It's in the title, we have to be able to set this timeout. Otherwise, it's impossible to deactive/active watcher or a slow master node. In the worst case scenario, Wacher may be at fault for making the master slow and it becomes impossible to deactive it.
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…astic#70425) It's in the title, we have to be able to set this timeout. Otherwise, it's impossible to deactive/active watcher or a slow master node. In the worst case scenario, Wacher may be at fault for making the master slow and it becomes impossible to deactive it.
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It's in the title, we have to be able to set this timeout. Otherwise,
it's impossible to deactivate/activate watcher or a slow master node.
In the worst case scenario, Watcher may be at fault for making the master slow
and it becomes impossible to deactivate it.