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package org.apache.cassandra.gms;
/**
* The various "states" exchanged through Gossip.
*
* <p><b>Important Note:</b> Gossip uses the ordinal of this enum in the messages it exchanges, so values in that enum
* should <i>not</i> be re-ordered or removed. The end of this enum should also always include some "padding" so that
* if newer versions add new states, old nodes that don't know about those new states don't "break" deserializing those
* states.
*/
public enum ApplicationState
{
// never remove a state here, ordering matters.
@Deprecated STATUS, //Deprecated and unsued in 4.0, stop publishing in 5.0, reclaim in 6.0
LOAD,
SCHEMA,
DC,
RACK,
RELEASE_VERSION,
REMOVAL_COORDINATOR,
@Deprecated INTERNAL_IP, //Deprecated and unused in 4.0, stop publishing in 5.0, reclaim in 6.0
@Deprecated RPC_ADDRESS, // ^ Same
X_11_PADDING, // padding specifically for 1.1
SEVERITY,
NET_VERSION,
HOST_ID,
TOKENS,
RPC_READY,
// pad to allow adding new states to existing cluster
INTERNAL_ADDRESS_AND_PORT, //Replacement for INTERNAL_IP with up to two ports
NATIVE_ADDRESS_AND_PORT, //Replacement for RPC_ADDRESS
STATUS_WITH_PORT, //Replacement for STATUS
/**
* The set of sstable versions on this node. This will usually be only the "current" sstable format (the one with
* which new sstables are written), but may contain more on newly upgraded nodes before `upgradesstable` has been
* run.
*
* <p>The value (a set of sstable {@link org.apache.cassandra.io.sstable.format.VersionAndType}) is serialized as
* a comma-separated list.
**/
SSTABLE_VERSIONS,
DISK_USAGE,
// DO NOT EDIT OR REMOVE PADDING STATES BELOW - only add new states above. See CASSANDRA-16484
X1,
X2,
X3,
X4,
X5,
X6,
X7,
X8,
X9,
X10,
}