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Being able to get a service's aggregated health status on a given node by service_name or service_id at the following endpoints is super useful, but not currently supported in python-consul2. Would be a great addition to this library.
I am just looking at needing this kind of functionality as well.
I realised it can be hacked by doing something like c.http.get(CB.json(), path='/v1/agent/health/service/name/XXX'), however it's very hacky, and this request also raises a 503 when one of the services is down...
Anyway, adding a +1 to wanting this functionality!
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Being able to get a service's aggregated health status on a given node by
service_name
orservice_id
at the following endpoints is super useful, but not currently supported in python-consul2. Would be a great addition to this library.Consul documentation on these endpoints:
https://www.consul.io/api-docs/agent/service#get-local-service-health
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