MDEV-38825 Slave delays when there is "nothing" to replicate#4704
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MDEV-38825 Slave delays when there is "nothing" to replicate#4704
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Delayed Replication does not delay on certain metadata events, but not every type of “non-user” events. GTID List and Binlog Checkpoint are two of them, and because the primary sends them after a replica connects, this replica delays upon START SLAVE even when it’s already up-to-date. This commit fixes this oddity by changes this condition set to check the entire non-group event category.
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Delayed Replication does not delay on certain metadata events, but not every type of “non-user” event.
GTID List and Binlog Checkpoint are two of them, and because the primary sends them after a replica connects, this replica delays upon START SLAVE even when it’s already up-to-date.
This commit fixes this oddity by changing this condition set to check the entire non-group event category.