How to leverage Flux to preserve the sequence of bulk puts... #1157
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Description
This is a partial and rough implementation of AndreKurait's idea that sequences bulk put responses into a flux that's effectively a progress report. We can then use that to monitor and update the last watermark that we've made it to for purposes of writing the work continuation record when a lease expires.
TODO:
Unit tests compile/pass
sendBulkRequest takes in the segment/docIds (at least the last one) & that's wired to the SegmentDocumentCursor
exitOnLeaseTimeout() is enhanced to do create a new work item from the lastDocIndexed
Make this easily exitOnLeaseTimeout() easily transferable to MIGRATIONS-2172
Category Enhancement
Why these changes are required? To support preserving backfill work even when a process is terminated.
What is the old behavior before changes and new behavior after changes? See Jira.
Testing
Tests break - this PR is to communicate the idea.
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