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6007 scheduler id problems with multiple instances (#6012)
* Modify cluster instance name * spotless * Add test for scheduler name * Changelog * Remove atomic int for autogenerating IDs * Remove atomic int for autogenerating IDs * Fix test
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type: fix | ||
issue: 6007 | ||
title: "Previously, HAPI-FHIR schedulers were automatically suffixing the Quartz scheduler's `org.quartz.scheduler.instanceName` value to a unique autogenerated value based on the provided instance name. This | ||
has been corrected, and now the instance name provided to the BaseHapiFhirScheduler is used directly, with no unique suffix added. This is in line with the [Quartz Documentation](https://www.quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-2.1.7/configuration/ConfigMain.html) related | ||
to defining the scheduler instance name for those who run schedulers in a cluster." |
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