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[Fleet][Nginx]: Unable to upgrade Nginx integration policy from v0.2.4 to v0.7.0. #109805
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Pinging @elastic/fleet (Team:Fleet) |
@manishgupta-qasource Please review. |
Reviewed & assigned to @jen-huang CC: @EricDavisX |
cc @kpollich |
@dikshachauhan-qasource @amolnater-qasource adding to high impact list. |
@amolnater-qasource @hop-dev This might be expected behavior. This is part of the feature, if a package has too many changes between versions and we cannot upgrade the policy automatically, it is expected for the user to be redirected to the policy editor with a warning, see PR description: #107171 @EricDavisX I would not consider this high impact based on the above. Note that this does not block upgrade of the package itself. This deals with upgrading the policy. Due to the near infinite possible combinations of upgrading from a particular version to another, we cannot provide a list of what is expected to yield an automatic upgrade vs this manual upgrade with conflict message. |
we can re-test this in the BC and with the next snapshot to confirm it is fixed - thanks all. |
Kibana version: 7.15.0 BC-1 Kibana Cloud environment
Host OS and Browser version: All, All
Build details:
Preconditions:
0.2.4
.Steps to reproduce:
v0.2.4
version Nginx added to Default Policy.v0.7.0
.What's working fine:
We are successfully able to upgrade Apache
v0.5.0
tov0.8.1
Expected Result:
User should be able to upgrade Nginx integration from
v0.2.4
tov0.7.0
Screen Recording:
2_unable.to.upgrade.mp4
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