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Updates should be queued for all of a server's children when updating the status of the server via the following endpoint:
PUT /api/x/servers/:id/status
Current behavior:
Currently, it only queues updates on child caches via the cachegroup's parent_cachegroup and secondary_parent_cachegroup, but it will also need to queue updates on all of the server's children via any Topologies the server's cachegroup is used in also.
Anything else:
Additionally, the following endpoint will need to be updated to take parentage via Topologies into account:
GET /api/x/servers/:host_name/update_status
Currently, it returns parent_pending and parent_reval_pending but only takes into account parents via the server's cachegroup.parent_cachegroup and secondary_parent_cachegroup. It will need to be modified to also take into account parentage via any Topologies the server's cachegroup is used in.
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Expected / new behavior:
Updates should be queued for all of a server's children when updating the status of the server via the following endpoint:
Current behavior:
Currently, it only queues updates on child caches via the cachegroup's parent_cachegroup and secondary_parent_cachegroup, but it will also need to queue updates on all of the server's children via any Topologies the server's cachegroup is used in also.
Anything else:
Additionally, the following endpoint will need to be updated to take parentage via Topologies into account:
Currently, it returns parent_pending and parent_reval_pending but only takes into account parents via the server's cachegroup.parent_cachegroup and secondary_parent_cachegroup. It will need to be modified to also take into account parentage via any Topologies the server's cachegroup is used in.