Include last-committed data in publication #92277
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The cluster coordination consistency layer relies on a couple of fields within
Metadata
which record the last committed values on each node. In contrast, the rest of the cluster state can only be changed at accept time.In the past we would copy these fields over from the master on every publication, but since #90101 we don't copy anything at all if the
Metadata
is unchanged on the master. However, the master computes the diff against the last committed state whereas the receiving nodes apply the diff to the last accepted state, and this means if the master sends a no-opMetadata
diff then the receiving node will revert its last-committed values to the ones included in the state it last accepted.With this commit we include the last-committed values alongside the cluster state diff so that they are always copied properly.
Closes #90158
Backport of #92259 to 8.6