Bug #89992 rejoinInstance fails after a node goes MISSING but remove/add works

• Submitted: 9 Mar 15:48
• Modified: 9 Mar 15:52
• Reporter: Kumar Verma (Platinum Quality Contributor)
• Status: Verified
• Category: MySQL Server: Shell AdminAPI InnoDB Cluster
• Severity: S3 (Non-critical)
• Version: 1.0.11, 5.7.20
• OS: Any
• CPU Architecture: Any
• Tags: addinstance, missing, rejoinInstance, removeinstance, shell, timeout

[9 Mar 15:48] Kumar Verma

Description:
After a node reaches a missing state due to unavailability of the instance (restart/network timeout/etc), rejoinInstance does not add it back. 

The mysqlprovision command contains the node itself as the group seed. 

How to repeat:
- Set up an InnoDB Cluster with 3 nodes with MySQL Shell 1.0.11 and MySQL Server 5.7.20
- Simulate an unavailable instance(close the VM and start back up)
- Ensure the state for the node is now MISSING and the cluster state is not NO_QUORUM (OK_NO_TOLERANCE or OK)
- Try to add the instance back using rejoinInstance. This should fail
- Remove instance and add back. This should succeed.

Notice the logs for the mysqlprovision command for rejoinInstance contains the node itself as the group seed.

[5 Apr 10:57] Miguel Araujo

Posted by developer:
 
Hi Kumar,

I wasn't able to reproduce this issue using the latest Shell version: 8.0.11.

I'd like to ask you to double-check if you can reproduce the issue with the latest version and if so, to provide more information.