force-replication ListWorkflows executes on local cell (disable forwarding) #7790
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…rding) - The force-replication workflow is used to ensure all workflows are replicated from the local cell (where the workflow is run) to a target cell. - Part of force-replication is a call to ListWorkflowExecutions() which determines the workflows that need to be forwarded. - Historically this workflow was always run on the Active cell, so forwarding never occurred. - As of recently, we plan to run force-replication from the Passive cell. - For the Passive cell to know which workflows need to be forwarded, we can not have the ListWorkflowExecutions() be forwarded to the Active cell
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