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Master failover: fix processes flow on PreFailoverProcesses failure #1044
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A bug seems to have been introduced recently, and this PR fixes it.
On a master failover, if any one of
PreFailoverProcessesfails, the entire failover operation should be aborted. This implies not running any post-failover processes.In the existing bug, the failover itself does not take place, but
PostUnsuccessfulFailoverProcessesdo get invoked.This PR fixes the situation.
cc @jfg956 who brought this to my attention in chat.