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Add retry logic #292

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Signed-off-by: Ed Warnicke [email protected]

Signed-off-by: Ed Warnicke <[email protected]>
@@ -119,7 +120,6 @@ func main() {
grpcfd.WithChainStreamInterceptor(),
grpcfd.WithChainUnaryInterceptor(),
grpc.WithDefaultCallOptions(
grpc.WaitForReady(true),
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I think there will be a problem with this heal implementation - networkservicemesh/sdk#1107
Because, we have only one attempt to heal the connection. If this attempt fails - link - we don't start a new eventLoop and therefore no new attempt will occur .
Let's take a look at local nsmgr restart scenario. nsmgr will not be able to recreate instantly.
grpc.WaitForReady (or probably WithBlock) ensures that we wait for a new nsmgr to start and successfully complete the first healing attempt.
I think that's the reason why ci is red here...
Am I thinking right?

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@glazychev-art Good eye, yes... I've been thinking on that too. I think the fix belongs in the heal implementation though. Even retaining the WithBlock and WaitForReady we'd need to fix the single try in heal.

The issue with WithBlock and WaitForReady is they are the moral equivalent of putting long sleeps in your code... its better to fail back to a definitive point that can act intelligently for the chain as soon as possible than to linger in the middle.

As to the CI, that could in fact be why its red. Interestingly, it doesn't fail for me locally... but I do believe there is something genuinely wrong we need to fix in heal that has been caught by the CI.

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