Wait for green after opening job in NetworkDisruptionIT #50232
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The test was failing to relocate a job to a new node after a network disruption because the
.ml-stateindex did not have active shards:.ml-stateis created when the first job is opened then the node was removed from the cluster before the index had time to replicate. Waiting for a green cluster state before triggering the disruption should ensure the replicas are present and fix the test.I hope this closes #49908 but I'll leave the issue open and trace logging enabled for a week in case it reoccurs.