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Lwt awareness #125

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Lorak-mmk
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PR based on #122, so should get merged after it.

Fixes #24

PR is generally a port of commits mentioned in above issue, but modified to accommodate different architecture of driver 4.x, and also includes some integration tests.

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@Lorak-mmk Please also look into #127 - we have one customer that wants this functionality.

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Now the tests are passing.

Lorak-mmk added 9 commits May 17, 2022 18:26
This commit enables handling of "LWT prepared statements metadata mark" extension uses by Scylla.
Only handshake is performed, to inform server that we want metadata mark to be sent. It is however still unused.
More information about this extension can be found at:
https://github.com/scylladb/scylla/blob/master/docs/design-notes/protocol-extensions.md
To avoid contention, we want to try primary replica first, then secondary and so on.

More information: scylladb#24
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#122 is now merged, so I rebased on scylla-4.x

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LGTM. When the integration tests finish running locally I will merge it.

@avelanarius avelanarius merged commit 2e55f0d into scylladb:scylla-4.x May 26, 2022
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