ZOOKEEPER-1871: Add an option to zkCli to wait for connection before executing commands #1639
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…executing commands -waitforconnection option will make zk client wait for -timeout time to connect to zk server. timeout time is 30ms by default but can be specified explicitly for a session using -timeout option in command line. Author: Mukti <muktikrishnan94@gmail.com> Reviewers: Mohammad Arshad <arshad@apache.org> Closes #1639 from MuktiKrishnan/ZOOKEEPER-1871-branch-3.6
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-waitforconnection option will make zk client wait for -timeout time to connect to zk server. timeout time is 30ms by default but can be specified explicitly for a session using -timeout option in command line.