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@rjobanp, FYI there's no much test coverage in this repository (and CI is broken here anyway), so I pulled this into a Materialize PR: MaterializeInc/materialize#27965. That should give us tons of test coverage of this new code path. |
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Instead of offering a callback that allows rewriting broker addresses before DNS resolution, offer a callback that handles the entire DNS resolution process. This is strictly more powerful than the previous callback. Users can still rewrite addresses before DNS resolution, if they so choose, but they can also plug in their own DNS resolver, or inspect and/or modify addresses after DNS resolution.
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Instead of offering a callback that allows rewriting broker addresses before DNS resolution, offer a callback that handles the entire DNS resolution process. This is strictly more powerful than the previous callback. Users can still rewrite addresses before DNS resolution, if they so choose, but they can also plug in their own DNS resolver, or inspect and/or modify addresses after DNS resolution.