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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions source/reference/mongosync/mongosync-behavior.txt
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Expand Up @@ -372,6 +372,15 @@ error occurs, the ``mongosync`` log may contain the word "error' but
``mongosync`` is still able to complete the sync. In the case that a
sync does not complete, ``mongosync`` writes a fatal log entry.

``mongosync`` only exits with an info level log when it sees a normal
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Ah sorry, I didn't mean for REP-5495 to generate a downstream DOCSP ticket. I think we should just document REP-5495's changes on the release notes based on the google doc.

I don't think we should include this in our general docs because it exposes too much information about our logs. We say that our logs are not versioned and can change at any time here. I think we can close this ticket as won't do.

@zhenxuanjameszhang do you have thoughts on this?

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I think currently something is broken that if we select manual to add release notes, a DOCSP ticket will still be auto generated. I have noted that on the release process to improve.

I trust your judgement on this.

cancellation and crashes with a fatal level log for all other cases.

The known normal cancellations are:

- If the user calls ``pause``
- If a test calls ``cancel`` as part of normal operation
- If ``mongosync`` encounters signals from the ``sigChan`` in ``cmd``/``mongosync``/``main.go``

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