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Add %v, %u and %t parameters to the failover_validation_command #651

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Indicating the number of visible nodes sharing the current upstream,
the number of nodes on the current upstream as well as the total
number of nodes in the entire repmgr cluster.

This allows the failover_validation_command to be used to perform
more thorough validations, including cross-referencing external
cluster management state (e.g. if managed by kubernetes).

indicating the number of visible nodes sharing the current upstream,
the number of nodes on the current upstream as well as the total
number of nodes in the entire repmgr cluster.

This allows the failover_validation_command to be used to perform
more thorough validations, including cross-referencing external
cluster management state (e.g. if managed by kubernetes).
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ibarwick pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 17, 2020
These indicate:
 - the number of visible nodes sharing the current upstream
 - the number of nodes on the current upstream
 - the total number of nodes in the entire repmgr cluster.

This allows the failover_validation_command to be used to perform
more thorough validations, including cross-referencing external
cluster management state (e.g. if managed by kubernetes).

GitHub #651.
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Finally merged, many thanks. The changes will be included in the 5.2 release, hopefully some time in the next couple of weeks.

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Thanks Ian!

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