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Build deletion fails due to buildartifacttype schema validation error #420
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@pavithraes @trallard is there bandwidth to include a fix for this in the upcoming conda-store release? This blocks users from deleting envs/builds. |
We confirmed that the fix about fixes the error on the delete process. Now we see the delete process succeeding.
However, our storage size is still the same. I am going to open a separate issue for that. |
Metadata update (size) and misc Python errors related to deletion were fixed in #572. I've also verified on a8d3524, which is on top of 432eaa1, which has both fixes, that I can:
There's another issue that we may potentially want to address, in I think this issue can be closed. |
Closing issue as completed. cc @nkaretnikov |
On two ~1 month old Nebari installations, I've observed that conda-store build deletions triggered through the UI fail with the following error on the worker pod:
Inspecting the postgres database confirms that CONTAINER_REGISTRY value is missing from the type definition. It appears it should have been added based on the alembic migration here and the version reported in the alembic_version table:
I'm not sure where the gap might be. If I manually add the value to the type definition, deletions appear to work as far as I can tell:
ALTER TYPE buildartifacttype ADD VALUE 'CONTAINER_REGISTRY' AFTER 'DOCKER_MANIFEST'
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