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Clean up awaitClusterState
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#132529
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Clean up awaitClusterState
overloads
#132529
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The `logger` parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checked exceptions, and there's no need for `protected` instance methods when they're also available as `public static`.
Pinging @elastic/es-distributed-coordination (Team:Distributed Coordination) |
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LGTM. This has been (low) on my todo list for some time too, thanks David!
@DaveCTurner any chance you have time to open a Serverless PR as well to fix compilation and get this PR through? |
Ah thanks Niels this one slipped off my radar. I opened the corresponding PR |
💔 Backport failed
You can use sqren/backport to manually backport by running |
The `logger` parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checked exceptions, and there's no need for `protected` instance methods when they're also available as `public static`. Backport of elastic#132529 to 9.1
The `logger` parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checked exceptions, and there's no need for `protected` instance methods when they're also available as `public static`. Backport of elastic#132529 to 8.19
The `logger` parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checked exceptions, and there's no need for `protected` instance methods when they're also available as `public static`. Backport of #132529 to 9.1
The `logger` parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checked exceptions, and there's no need for `protected` instance methods when they're also available as `public static`. Backport of #132529 to 8.19
The
logger
parameter is unused, it doesn't throw any checkedexceptions, and there's no need for
protected
instance methods whenthey're also available as
public static
.