Use NoOp engine for replicating closed indices#31745
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dakrone wants to merge 1 commit intoelastic:closed-index-replicationfrom
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Use NoOp engine for replicating closed indices#31745dakrone wants to merge 1 commit intoelastic:closed-index-replicationfrom
dakrone wants to merge 1 commit intoelastic:closed-index-replicationfrom
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This commit uses the NoOp engine introduced in elastic#31163 for closed indices. Instead of being removed from the routing table and essentially "dropped" (but not deleted), closed indices are now replicated the same way open indices are. Relates to elastic#31141
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Pinging @elastic/es-distributed |
This was referenced Jul 2, 2018
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Closing this, as I believe we're going a different direction. |
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This commit uses the NoOp engine introduced in #31163 for closed indices.
Instead of being removed from the routing table and essentially "dropped" (but
not deleted), closed indices are now replicated the same way open indices are.
Relates to #31141