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Pinging @elastic/es-distributed |
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LGTM.
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good catch!
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Today we do not bubble up exceptions when processing NoOps but always treat them as document-level failures. This incorrect treatment causes the assert_no_failure being tripped in peer-recovery if IndexWriter was closed exceptionally before. Closes #38898
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Today we do not bubble up exceptions when processing NoOps but always treat them as document-level failures. This incorrect treatment causes the assert_no_failure being tripped in peer-recovery if IndexWriter was closed exceptionally before. Closes #38898
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Today we do not bubble up exceptions when processing NoOps but always treat them as document-level failures. This incorrect treatment causes the assert_no_failure being tripped in peer-recovery if IndexWriter was closed exceptionally before. Closes #38898
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Today we do not bubble up exceptions when processing NoOps but always treat them as document-level failures. This incorrect treatment causes the assert_no_failure being tripped in peer-recovery if IndexWriter was closed exceptionally before. Closes #38898
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Anything around managing Lucene and the Translog in an open shard.
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Today we do not bubble up exceptions when processing NoOps but always treat them as document-level failures. This incorrect treatment causes the assert_no_failure being tripped in peer-recovery if IndexWriter was closed exceptionally before.
Closes #38898