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66025: backupccl: error message for restoring databases with AOST before GC TTL r=adityamaru a=annezhu98 Previously, if a target database was not found for a RESTORE, whether it's due to AOST being before GC TTL or attempting to restore a database that has never existed, the same error message gets printed. Since the errors do not occur for the same reason, having different error messages would be more informative for users to understand the cause of error. Resolves: #47105 Release note (bug fix): more accurate error message for restoring AOST before GC TTL Co-authored-by: Anne Zhu <[email protected]>
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