Closed tmakar closed 1 year ago
Just a guess, but since the issue says 0.9.11, did you maybe update to 0.9.12 and then downgrade to 0.9.12? There is a big breaking change between 0.9.11 and 0.9.12 that changes how mountpoints work.
Could you try with the new 0.9.12 again?
Just a guess, but since the issue says 0.9.11, did you maybe update to 0.9.12 and then downgrade to 0.9.12? There is a big breaking change between 0.9.11 and 0.9.12 that changes how mountpoints work.
Could you try with the new 0.9.12 again?
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, this could be an issue as I updated 2 days ago and now installed it via homebrew. I will check this.
Now, when I run kdb --version
I get errors that I didn't specify a backend for my existing mountpoints. How can I specify the correct backend?
It's the same issue, your trying to run kdb
against an incompatible set of mountpoints. If you don't have anything important stored in Elektra, you can just delete /etc/kdb/elektra.ecf
(not sure that path is correct for macOS). However, *this deletes () all data from Elektra** so be careful.
(*) technically just hides it, if you make a backup of elektra.ecf
you could restore it.
This now works, thank you @kodebach!
Steps to reproduce
Precondition
I have installed elektra and the newest go version.
go build ./kdb
go test ./kdb
This error message is not really helpful
Some mountpoints couldn't be parsed. See warnings for details.
as no warnings or details have been provided. This makes it hard to identify the issue of this problem. What mountpoints failed? Where I can find them? etc.May @flo91 or @kodebach can help me here.
Additional information
macOS (arm64) go-version: 1.20.2 kdb-version: 0.9.11