Proper handling of cluster failures for transactions #250
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Broke out inner classes and provided more tests.
zhenlineo
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?? why this and the following ones could be left empty?
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sorry, missed a push...
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`RoutingNetworkSession` now delegates instead of extends `NetworkSession`
We weren't checking for the cluster faillures when running on transactions. All operations should check for leader-switches and connection failures and handle them appropriately.
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We weren't checking for the cluster failures when running on transactions.
All operations should check for leader-switches and connection failures and
handle them appropriately.