KAFKA-18389: Preserve votedKey when transitioning to leader state#22203
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KAFKA-18389: Preserve votedKey when transitioning to leader state#22203lh0156 wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:trunkfrom
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Summary
This patch preserves the candidate
votedKeywhen transitioning toLeaderState.Before this change,
LeaderState.election()always returned an elected-leaderElectionStatewith an emptyvotedKey. SinceQuorumState.transitionToLeaderwrites the new state's election state to the quorum state store, the candidate's self-vote could be dropped during the candidate-to-leader transition.The patch passes the candidate election state's
votedKeyintoLeaderStateand keeps the same value across the softResignedStaterepresentation. This keeps the in-memory and persisted election-state representation consistent after a candidate becomes leader and later resigns.Testing