Closed marcelohca closed 1 month ago
@karol-kokoszka this looks like some bug related to mixing start date and cron.
It turns out that the deprecated interval
is not handled correctly in the output.
I checked the given cluster and the schedule is defined by interval instead of cron.
Added 3.28 milestone, so it's gonna be fixed with the next patch release.
@karol-kokoszka - let's make sure we have a test for this simple output. It's not the 1st time (I believe) we are missing something in the status command.
@karol-kokoszka So I can consider that it's safe to continue manager upgrade to 3.2.7 for all the clusters, right?
@karol-kokoszka So I can consider that it's safe to continue manager upgrade to 3.2.7 for all the clusters, right?
Yes
Grooming notes
@mikliapko is checking the DTests that is expected to be done by today. We must decide then where to keep the CLI tests. It can be either DTests (what means that we are not dropping the support for them) or we can keep them in Scylla-Manager repository and execute as a part of CI.
For the moment the test will be in Scylla Manager repository. The discussion about Dtests vs SM repo to be continued.
After upgrading Scylla Manager for about 30 clusters, I've noted that the command
sctool status
is not showing theSchedule
information anymore.But it seems that the schedules still working as we have the
next activation date
set on thesctool info
output: