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rpc,nodedialer: excise methods which do not use ConnectionClass #39398
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Test flaked due to #39390, looking in to that. |
[cockroachdb#39172](https:github.com/cockroachdb/pull/39172) added the concept of connection class to create multiple connections to a given target. In order to reduce the adoption burden that PR introduced new methods for dialing connections, checking connection health, and retrieving circuit breakers which took a ConnectionClass and carried a `Class` suffix. It left the previous method signatures untouched, opting instead to convert them to a shorthand which passed DefaultClass to the new method. This PR moves all clients of these methods to use ConnectionClass explicitly. Release note: None
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LGTM
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39398: rpc,nodedialer: excise methods which do not use ConnectionClass r=ajwerner a=ajwerner #39172 added the concept of connection class to create multiple connections to a given target. In order to reduce the adoption burden that PR introduced new methods for dialing connections, checking connection health, and retrieving circuit breakers which took a ConnectionClass and carried a `Class` suffix. It left the previous method signatures untouched, opting instead to convert them to a shorthand which passed DefaultClass to the new method. This PR moves all clients of these methods to use ConnectionClass explicitly. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Andrew Werner <ajwerner@cockroachlabs.com>
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#39172 added the concept of connection class to create multiple connections
to a given target. In order to reduce the adoption burden that PR introduced new
methods for dialing connections, checking connection health, and retrieving circuit
breakers which took a ConnectionClass and carried a
Class
suffix. It left the previousmethod signatures untouched, opting instead to convert them to a shorthand which passed DefaultClass to the new method.
This PR moves all clients of these methods to use ConnectionClass explicitly.
Release note: None