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Make Follower Reads non-experimental #7887

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rmloveland opened this issue Jul 30, 2020 · 3 comments
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Make Follower Reads non-experimental #7887

rmloveland opened this issue Jul 30, 2020 · 3 comments
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Currently, various parts of the Follower Reads UX are "experimental", and/or can be difficult to get working properly. There is engineering work happening to move the feature into fully-supported, non-experimental status. We will need to document the output of that engineering work.

Estimated scope of work:

  • Remove experimental_ from the name of the timestamp-generating function that users are expected to call
  • Document architecture updates related to this work, if any
  • Document user-facing behavior changes related to this work as needed. In particular, we may need to revise the FR docs to remove the current limitations/caveats (and perhaps add others, not sure - investigation is needed).

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jseldess commented Oct 7, 2020

@rmloveland, linking #8166 with this roadmap issue.

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@andreimatei, it looks like #8816 (which you are about to review) will also close this issue, but to confirm:

AFAICT dropping the experimental_ from the function name is the only user-facing docs change that is needed to make FR "not experimental anymore". The FR-related badnesses you mention in cockroachdb/cockroach#52359 are all fairly low-level things that were/are not mentioned in the user documentation.

Do you agree with the above assessment?

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Correct

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