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`ra:transfer_leadership/2` hardcodes the default timeout. This commit introduces an arity-3 version accepting an arbitrary timeout.
michaelklishin
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the call returns immedately after initating the leadership trasnfer, it does not wait for it to complete so that is probably why you've never seen a timeout but sure one more function in the API, why not. |
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ra:transfer_leadership/2hardcodes the default timeout. This commit introduces an arity-3 version accepting an arbitrary timeout.Like #580 this just seemed like an oversight to not expose to me. I don't think I've seen a situation where this naturally timed out, but hypothetically 5s could be too short in some edge cases.