Given Cluster A and Cluster B such that Cluster A replicates to B and B replicates to A, an object put at B will replicate to A. Objects sent to A are put into queue, but then skipped when attempted to be pulled (at A for replication to B). The unacked stat would not take these skips into account, thus giving an inaccurate view of what was happening.
Given Cluster A and Cluster B such that Cluster A replicates to B and B replicates to A, an object put at B will replicate to A. Objects sent to A are put into queue, but then skipped when attempted to be pulled (at A for replication to B). The unacked stat would not take these skips into account, thus giving an inaccurate view of what was happening.
riak_test: https://github.com/basho/riak_test/tree/jra_bidirectional_unack resolving branch: https://github.com/basho/riak_repl/tree/bugfix/mw-rt-bidirectional-unack