MXS-1533: Better handling of multi-domain gtids
If the gtid_domain_pos of the master is ever modified, gtid-variables will have multiple domains. Generally, we are only interested in the most recent domain. This is tracked in gtid_domain_id:s and the value of the master is used for filtering the correct domain from all gtid-values. Also, use gtid_current_pos instead of gtid_slave_pos. The advantage of current_pos is that the same variable works also for master servers. The gtid-handling is now more thorough and detects some weird situations.
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@ -71,6 +71,7 @@ typedef struct
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char* replication_password; /**< Replication password for failover*/
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bool verify_master_failure; /**< Whether master failure is verified via slaves */
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int master_failure_timeout; /**< Time in seconds to wait before doing failover */
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int64_t master_gtid_domain; /**< Gtid domain currently used by the master */
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MXS_MONITOR* monitor;
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} MYSQL_MONITOR;
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