Open KahigaKiguru opened 2 years ago
Hi,
I think there is still a problem in the Apicurio adapter. Apicurio changed there API and we just are not supporting it for the moment.
Is there a possibility for you, to use another registry for the moment? I'm not trying to talk around the problem - it is definitely needs a fix, but we supplied several alternatives how the registry adapter can be implemented. For simplicity, you could just use a JPA based approach or a classpath registry, until we solve this?
Cheers,
Simon
I'm afraid your suggestion regarding using a temporary schema registry will not meet my particular use case. Multiple teams rely on the apicurio schema registry as our distributed source of truth. Changing schema registry providers will disrupt our workflows drastically. I suggest we all work together to solve this issue as soon as possible. Best, Kahiga Kiguru.
How best can I help?
Hello again,
There's a newer issue concerning the Apicurio schema registry adapter and plugins provided as part of the project.
The issue seems to originate from the Schema Registration Component. It uploads and versions my schemas as it should; however, it fails in applying the appropriate schema Id to the Avro Schema in my Apicurio Registry instance...
So, while deserialising the axon message payload, the adapter looks up an artefact of a specific
serialVersionUID
, first from the cache, then the schema registry (if unavailable). The error now arises since the Schema Id in this instance isTestEvent
while the adapter looks up a schema of id::6729430080489649277
This error also occurs in the
axon-Avro-server-schema-registry-apicurio-plugin
installed on theaxon server instance
as shown here...While Querying for events stored on the axon server, I get jumbled up records...
I have tried looking for misconfiguration errors on my end, but everything I have implemented follows the documentation (https://www.holixon.io/axon-avro-serializer/snapshot/reference/index.html) to the letter.
Kindly get back to me as soon as possible on possible solutions.
Kind Regards, Kahiga wa Kiguru.