Expected behaviour of routing enable

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1

I was doing a quick restart so I ran the following command
{"transient":{"cluster.routing.allocation.enable":"none"}} and disabled
allocation. I stopped one of the nodes and in the "head" UI all the shards
went to UNASSIGNED. I then brought the node back up, at this point I was
expecting it to move these shards back to the node, but it didn't move
them. I had to run
{"transient":{"cluster.routing.allocation.enable":"all"}}. Is this expected
even for "transient" mode?

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The transient setting was still in effect because your cluster was still up
(even though 1 node was down). If instead your entire cluster went down,
then when you bring it back up, the transient setting is no longer in
effect.

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