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for v2.0.0 branch - use-nfs-volume-services doesn't work with use-postgres #132

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thomasmitchell opened this issue May 12, 2020 · 1 comment
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PRIORITY: High Work-around problematic for core functionality, or no workaround for secondary functionality TRIAGE: Accepted Ticket has been accepted for work to proceed TYPE: Bug Defect in intended behaviour

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the ops file are incompatible. the nfs-volume-services ops file only knows how to add a database to mysql.

/tmp/MmyMA3q9bc/T3X9Np_Yzu/cf-deployment/operations/enable-nfs-volume-service.yml: Expected to find exactly one matching array item for path '/instance_groups/name=database/jobs/name=pxc-mysql' but found 0
@dennisjbell dennisjbell added PRIORITY: High Work-around problematic for core functionality, or no workaround for secondary functionality TRIAGE: Accepted Ticket has been accepted for work to proceed TYPE: Bug Defect in intended behaviour labels Feb 11, 2021
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This should ultimately be fixed by providing postgres and external db versions of the enable-nfs-volume-service.yml op file (or ops files that operate on that file's result) and then updating hooks/blueprint to make use the the appropriate ops files. Should that be rejected, then those files can be instead added to this kit.

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