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103096: backupccl: support locality-aware incremental backups in SHOW BACKUP r=msbutler a=stevendanna Previously, SHOW BACKUP would only resolve incremental locations for the first collection URI passed to SHOW BACKUP. As a result, SHOW BACKUP on a backup that contained incrementals would result in an error such as ERROR: expected manifest /20230510/160359.17/BACKUP_PART_1_zone=us-east not found in backup locations This only affected `SHOW` because of code in `SHOW` designed to support the user passing the URI to a specific full backup rather than a collection and a subdirectory. This commit changes the CollectionAndSubdir function to support an array of backup locations. Epic: none Release note: Fixes a bug in which SHOW BACKUP would fail to show a locality-aware backup that contained incremental backups. Co-authored-by: Steven Danna <[email protected]>
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