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fix(nexus): fixing missing I/Os during nexus rebuild #1583

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If a nexus was published after a rebuild started, the child being rebuilt
was not added to writers. This caused I/Os missing the child, leading to
a corrupted replica.

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Signed-off-by: Dmitry Savitskiy <dmitry.savitskiy@datacore.com>
If a nexus was published after a rebuild started, the child being rebuilt
was not added to writers. This caused I/Os missing the child, leading to
a corrupted replica.

Signed-off-by: Dmitry Savitskiy <dmitry.savitskiy@datacore.com>
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