Add IsLeader property to ClusterInfo#182
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Introduces the concept of a cluster leader: the replica with the lowest replica id (guid) is the leader.
Rather than storing a separate flag,
ClusterInfo.IsLeaderis derived from state theReplicaWatchdogalready maintains —CalculateOffsetorders all replica ids ascending, so the replica with the lowest guid is exactly the one withOffset == 0. Leadership therefore updates automatically each watchdog iteration as replicas join or crash.A
ReplicaCount > 0guard ensures a replica does not report itself as leader beforeReplicaWatchdog.Initializehas run.The existing
ReplicaIdOffsetIsUpdatedWhenNodeIsAddedAndDeletedtemplate test is extended withIsLeaderassertions, verifying leadership hand-off as replicas are added and deleted across all four store implementations (in-memory, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SqlServer).🤖 Generated with Claude Code