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79121: backupccl: allow user to run SHOW BACKUP on locality aware backups r=adityamaru,benbardin a=msbutler Previously, the user could only run SHOW BACKUP on the default locality of a backup. This patch allows users to pass in all backup localities, allowing future changes to SHOW BACKUP (e.g. #77694) to analyze data from backup files in non default locaties. Users can not yet run SHOW BACKUP for locality aware backups created using the incremental_location parameter. Informs #78632 Release note (sql change): users can pass locality aware backup URIs to SHOW BACKUP. This change only affects SHOW BACKUP with the new syntax: e.g.: SHOW BACKUP FROM LATEST IN (<collectionURI>, <localityURI1>, <localityURI2>) Users can not yet run SHOW BACKUP for locality aware backups created using the incremental_location parameter. Co-authored-by: Michael Butler <[email protected]>
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