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Description
When multimaster set to failover, and the minion failovers to the second master, the tasks in the Salt Scheduler (conf\minion.d_schedule.conf) are gon, cleaned up. So the minion does not run the expected scheduled tasks when connected to the failover master
Here a sequence on a minion configured in multimaster failover, two masters .10 and .11.
A state is executed to add the task to the scheduler, confirmed its presence in the schedule file, then the minion failover to the other master and the task is gone
Steps to Reproduce the behavior
Described in the issue description
Expected behavior
I would expect the schedule jobs to be retained
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Versions Report
salt --versions-report
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Description When multimaster set to failover, and the minion failovers to the second master, the tasks in the Salt Scheduler (conf\minion.d_schedule.conf) are gon, cleaned up. So the minion does not run the expected scheduled tasks when connected to the failover master
Here a sequence on a minion configured in multimaster failover, two masters .10 and .11. A state is executed to add the task to the scheduler, confirmed its presence in the schedule file, then the minion failover to the other master and the task is gone
Setup 3006.1 Minion set in multimaster failover master:
Steps to Reproduce the behavior Described in the issue description
Expected behavior I would expect the schedule jobs to be retained
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Versions Report
salt --versions-report
(Provided by running salt --versions-report. Please also mention any differences in master/minion versions.) ```yaml PASTE HERE ```Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.