Enable partition-store db flush on shutdown #2365
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This lets task center request the graceful cancellation of the root-future of managed runtimes. Note that it'll not wait for the shutdown to complete. If this is needed, then partition-processor managed will need to wait for the result to come when it receives the cancellation signal on its own cancellation token.
pcholakov
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| info!( | ||
| db = %self.name, | ||
| "{} column families flushed in {:?}", | ||
| cfs_to_flush.len(), | ||
| start.elapsed(), | ||
| ); |
tillrohrmann
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You've very elegantly solved this problem @AhmedSoliman. +1 for merging and testing how it behaves in the wild :-)
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