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ChiaPing Tsai updated HBASE-16575:
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Description:
It seems to me that RRCI#callWithRetries and RRCI#callWithoutRetries should
have the same logic if the maxAttempts is configured to one. But there are some
difference are shown below:
1) timeout
2) failure handle
The quick solution is that we always call the RRCI#callWithRetries in the
RRCI#callWithoutRetries when the maxAttempts is configured to one.
Any comment? Thanks.
was:
It seems to me that RRCI#callWithRetries and RRCI#callWithoutRetries should
have the same logic if the maxAttempts is configured to one. But there are some
difference are shown below:
1) timeout
2) failure handle
The quick solution is that we always call the RRCI#callWithoutRetries in the
RRCI#callWithoutRetries when the maxAttempts is configured to one.
Any comment? Thanks.
> unify the semantic of RRCI#callWithRetries and RRCI#callWithoutRetries when
> the maxAttempts is configured to one
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> Key: HBASE-16575
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-16575
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: ChiaPing Tsai
> Priority: Minor
>
> It seems to me that RRCI#callWithRetries and RRCI#callWithoutRetries should
> have the same logic if the maxAttempts is configured to one. But there are
> some difference are shown below:
> 1) timeout
> 2) failure handle
> The quick solution is that we always call the RRCI#callWithRetries in the
> RRCI#callWithoutRetries when the maxAttempts is configured to one.
> Any comment? Thanks.
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