Closed batjko closed 2 years ago
@batjko you are missing the table prefix setting.
Note that Faros CE should already have a canned connections at startup between GitLab and Faros. Take a look, it is already configured properly: link.
you are missing the table prefix setting.
Ah interesting, that was not obvious in the UI, as the field is optional. I'll try that.
Note that Faros CE should already have a canned connections at startup between GitLab and Faros. Take a look, it is already configured properly: link.
I did not see this. I kinda didn't learn how Airbyte works, and the UI was very confusing, I have to say. So I just followed the quickstart.
Thanks for your help, @thomas-gerber .
Describe the bug Unable to sync from Gitlab to Faros destination.
After setting up Faros CE locally, starting it all up using
./start.sh
, I set up a Source (Gitlab) and Destination (Faros, which I assume is the safest to start with, just to try things out). This appeared to have been successful.But when I try to sync in Airbyte, it keeps throwing me this error:
Encountered an error while writing to destination: VError: Found multiple possible origins from catalog
Log entry:
In the destination's replication settings, all streams are all enabled (was by default, I didn't change anything):
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
./start.sh
Expected behavior Successful sync, so I can see my data in a Metabase dashboard.
Deployment