Doug Shelley
09a312ae3a
Mysql GTID replication fails when data inserted
If you have a master and a slave configured and you insert new data into the master, it will cause subsequent replica create to fail. The problem is that we weren't setting the gtid_purged variable using the metadata in the xtrabackup_binlog_info file. The Mysql GTID replication strategy was adjusted to account for this. A release note has been added. The replication scenario tests were enhanced to validate this issue. Note: this issue doesn't occur with MariaDB GTID replication because it mechanism is different. Scenario tests were run succesfully on Mysql, Percona and MariaDB with this change in place. Change-Id: I66c8b6278afa50ba14e4bb7888e3a25dc657a9e4 Closes-bug: 1563574
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