WatchTree uses List on the target directory after receiving a watch event from the etcd client. There is no guarantee that the server that receives the later List request is the same one that triggered the previous Watch event. If the one that receives the List event is behind in the raft replication stream, the WatchTree chan will return an unchanged set of KVPair's. This can be fixed by either sending the List to the same server, or ensuring that whatever server receives the List command has a raft index >= the server that sent the Watch update.
WatchTree uses List on the target directory after receiving a watch event from the etcd client. There is no guarantee that the server that receives the later List request is the same one that triggered the previous Watch event. If the one that receives the List event is behind in the raft replication stream, the WatchTree chan will return an unchanged set of
KVPair's. This can be fixed by either sending the List to the same server, or ensuring that whatever server receives the List command has a raft index >= the server that sent the Watch update.