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By always enabling the database load balancer we reduce the amount of different code paths, make it easier for developers to interact with the load balancing code (e.g. by adding metrics), and make it easier to add support for multiple databases (e.g. by not having to check if the load balancer is enabled or not). As part of this commit we fixed various parts of the code that didn't expect the load balancer to always be enabled (or at least when running tests). Changelog: added Co-Authored-By: Dylan Griffith <dyl.griffith@gmail.com>
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