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The kiali-operator may require higher memory limits for clusters with bigger a mount of nodes. Thus resource limits shall be configurable via values.
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Enrich schema for Kiali-operator
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I want to reduce the amount of log-spam in the DB logs. Is there a better way of executing the CREATE DATABASE queries? Postgres doesn't have the WHERE NOT EXISTS clause - but it's still possible to check if tables are already present.
I'm not sure where these originate from - heplify-server, homer-app, or some other script.
2020-05-29 04:54:15.076 UTC [1] LOG: received sm
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There's a bunch of tests that don't work, mostly because the fixtures in ./test/fixtures.json are invalid. This is because there's less data processing happening in 6.0.0 before sending than before. Logs in this version only get formatted and stringified just before sending out for easier processing.
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Describe the bug
Only hour (h), minute (m), milliseconds (ms) and second (s) duration format works with the offset modifier but day (d), week (w) and year (y) throws this error =
parse error at line 1, col 47: syntax error: unexpected NUMBER, expecting DURATIONTo Reproduce
Make the 1d and 1w query visible