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Avoid creating a new process just to set goal state in MAC - #6582
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To future-proof somewhat, you could also move the line of code in SetGoalState.main() into a public static void method that accepts a ServerContext and just call that method from here.
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Good idea. Refactored into a helper method in 65f0dd8 |
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MAC start-up launched a separate JVM just to run
SetGoalStateand waited for it before starting the manager. This PR speeds things up by doing that ZK write directly from the existing test process using the server context already available.From some rough timing prints, the replaced goal state step went from ~1.6s -> ~0.25-0.7 seconds. Most ITs use this path so the time savings really add up over the coarse of a full build.