Phase out the use of WSREP_KEY_SHARED key type in favour of WSREP_KEY_REFERENCE #228
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…_REfERENCE (but keep support for it for backward compatibility) The only place where wsrep-lib made use of WSREP_KEY_SHARED is wsrep::append_sr_keys_for_commit() which is used only with protocols >= 4 so we don't need to worry about the protocol version and just change wsrep::key::shared to wsrep::key::reference. Refs #227
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| ret == 0 && j != i->second.end(); ++j) | ||
| { | ||
| wsrep::key key(wsrep::key::shared); | ||
| wsrep::key key(wsrep::key::reference); |
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Reference key is probably too strong here. The purpose of adding shared keys to commit fragment is to create dependency, but changing it to reference key will create a conflict with exclusive.
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(but keep support for it for backward compatibility) The only place where wsrep-lib made use of WSREP_KEY_SHARED is wsrep::append_sr_keys_for_commit() which is used only with protocols >= 4 so we don't need to worry about the protocol version and just change wsrep::key::shared to wsrep::key::reference.
Refs #227