I have a question about an issue I'm facing with MariaDB 11.4.1 (MariaDB 11 should have GTID enabled by default). I am trying to set up a highly available MariaDB (1 master with 2 slaves) using orchestrator. After shutting down the master database, orchestrator automatically switches one of the slave databases (u3) to become the new master (all slaves have log_slave_updates enabled). At this point, I manually create a brand new, empty slave database u2 (with no data) to synchronize with this new master. The Slave_IO_Running and Slave_SQL_Running status on u2 are both Yes. I attempt to create a new database on the master, and it appears on u2 as well. However, the problem is that the old databases present on u3 are not showing up on u2. ( see this image https://p.3ti.site/1712458958.webp ) I have searched online for solutions and it seems like I would need to manually back up the old databases, import them, and then modify the binlog files and synchronization positions. This feels cumbersome and is not convenient for automated recovery. I am wondering if there might be a misconfiguration on my part that is causing this issue.