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Creating multiple indices for a build (for example, one for elasticsearch 7 and 8) results in only latest index information being displayed in the releases tab of the build information. I think this behavior is new, as I recall being able to see information about multiple releases before updating to BT 0.11.
Reproduction steps
Create a build (You can use the "test_drug" configuration in MyChem for a quick result)
Create a full release in 'local7' environment
Create a full release in 'local8' environment
Results
We after running both steps, we see only the latest index is displayed in the studio, even though both were created successfully.
Both indices exist in their respective servers, and we can create snapshots manually.
Expected results
We should see two different indices, one for ES7 and one for ES8.
We can see that the issue is not with the studio app because the index data is missing from the MongoDB backend.
For example, for the build drug_20220628_hzp7ldjc in MyChem, we can see the metadata only contains one index under the index field: http://localhost:27080/build/drug_20220628_hzp7ldjc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Creating multiple indices for a build (for example, one for elasticsearch 7 and 8) results in only latest index information being displayed in the releases tab of the build information. I think this behavior is new, as I recall being able to see information about multiple releases before updating to BT 0.11.
Reproduction steps
Results
We after running both steps, we see only the latest index is displayed in the studio, even though both were created successfully.
Both indices exist in their respective servers, and we can create snapshots manually.
Expected results
We should see two different indices, one for ES7 and one for ES8.
We can see that the issue is not with the studio app because the index data is missing from the MongoDB backend.
For example, for the build
drug_20220628_hzp7ldjc
in MyChem, we can see the metadata only contains one index under theindex
field: http://localhost:27080/build/drug_20220628_hzp7ldjcThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: