Hi,

Is there a good reason why redis-cli --cluster del-node shutdowns the now-deleted node?

If not, I think it should be either configurable, or removed completely, because it should be up to the user to decide what it wants to do with the node after its being removed from the cluster.

Its called del-node and not del-node-and-shutdown 😄

Comment From: antirez

@shaharmor would you be ok with the cli calling CLUSTER RESET instead? This way we avoid that the node will try to contact again the other nodes, however the node remain available.

Comment From: shaharmor

Yup, it sounds much better

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Comment From: artix75

@shaharmor @antirez SHUTDOWN has been replaced with CLUSTER RESET in PR #5729