Devin Suiter created CASSANDRA-11355:
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Summary: Tool to recover orphaned partitions
Key: CASSANDRA-11355
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-11355
Project: Cassandra
Issue Type: Wish
Reporter: Devin Suiter
Priority: Minor
Sometimes due to interrupted topology changes, nodes forced to join for some
reason, or other operations that could shift token ownership, in conjunction
with some other poor practices, could leave a situation where a partition
replica left on a node that no longer owns it is the only correct replica of
that partition.
Is there value to a nodetool command, or an option to the cleanup command, that
would walk through keys left on a node that were outside that node's range,
determine the current endpoints, and stream the replicas to the current
endpoints if that record is the newest record?
It seems like repair would ignore those partitions currently, and cleanup
simply removes them.
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