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Don't fail disk state change if g_mirror_clear_metadata() fails.
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Authored by markj on Sep 1 2016, 9:24 PM.
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Summary

We may fail to clear the metadata if we attempt to remove the disk from
the mirror as it is being destroyed, e.g. because of a concurrent hot
swap. This is not a fatal error since a failure from
g_mirror_clear_metadata() will result in the mirror's generation ID
being bumped, so the disk in question will not be added back into the
mirror upon a retaste.

Without this change, INVARIANTS kernels will panic in this case
because the mirror worker won't handle errors.

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markj retitled this revision from to Don't fail disk state change if g_mirror_clear_metadata() fails..
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Do we have a good way to unit test this so I can add a relevant gmirror testcase?

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