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ERROR_CLUSTER_JOIN_NOT_IN_PROGRESS
This status usually follows automation or recovery code that assumed a join was still running. It is important because repeating a cleanup action out of sequence can mask the real reason the join finished or failed.
What to check
- Inspect node state and the cluster log to determine whether the join completed, failed, or was aborted.
- Confirm that no parallel deployment job is adding or removing the same node.
- Start a new join only after the prior membership state is understood and prerequisites validate.
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