Fix bug in include command
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This bug results in `include` to include all machines that have a prefix of a given machine. This is a weird bug that has to do with ASCII ordering. Instead this command executes two clears: one for the IP address and one for all IP:PORT pairs
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Would you mind also adding an entry to the release notes located at documentation/sphinx/source/release-notes.rst under a new 6.0.19 heading? |
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Sure, I added a short description |
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test this please |
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test this please |
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@fdb-build, test this please |
Co-Authored-By: mpilman <markus@pilman.ch>
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This is the same PR as #1101 but against the release-6.0 branch