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sqlmigrations: fatal error on CTRL+C during startup #19579
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I'll fix this and post it with the repro acceptance test. |
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See cockroachdb#19559, cockroachdb#19579, cockroachdb#19571 for issues touched by this test (all of which it reproduced before the preceding commits fixed them).
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See cockroachdb#19559, cockroachdb#19579, cockroachdb#19571 for issues touched by this test (all of which it reproduced before the preceding commits fixed them). The changes here (outside of the test) ensure that a single-node instance starts as quickly as possible, without waiting for ports to be ready or for replication to have occurred. This was done to remove any additional delay in `TestRapidRestarts` that could otherwise obscur bugs (for example, consider that going through `./cockroach quit` was not able to tickle any of the bugs). # Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting # with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit. I was also tempted to "bump" the version upgrade tests to use 1.1 instead of 1.0 since that would have removed a bunch of cruft (since 1.0 doesn't write its listener files), but I decided against that. As a result, some of the new accessors look a little unclean, but they should straighten themselves out once we only rely on listener files.
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See cockroachdb#19559, cockroachdb#19579, cockroachdb#19571 for issues touched by this test (all of which it reproduced before the preceding commits fixed them). The changes here (outside of the test) ensure that a single-node instance starts as quickly as possible, without waiting for ports to be ready or for replication to have occurred. This was done to remove any additional delay in `TestRapidRestarts` that could otherwise obscur bugs (for example, consider that going through `./cockroach quit` was not able to tickle any of the bugs). # Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting # with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit. I was also tempted to "bump" the version upgrade tests to use 1.1 instead of 1.0 since that would have removed a bunch of cruft (since 1.0 doesn't write its listener files), but I decided against that. As a result, some of the new accessors look a little unclean, but they should straighten themselves out once we only rely on listener files.
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See cockroachdb#19559, cockroachdb#19579, cockroachdb#19571 for issues touched by this test (all of which it reproduced before the preceding commits fixed them). The changes here (outside of the test) ensure that a single-node instance starts as quickly as possible, without waiting for ports to be ready or for replication to have occurred. This was done to remove any additional delay in `TestRapidRestarts` that could otherwise obscur bugs (for example, consider that going through `./cockroach quit` was not able to tickle any of the bugs). # Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting # with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit. I was also tempted to "bump" the version upgrade tests to use 1.1 instead of 1.0 since that would have removed a bunch of cruft (since 1.0 doesn't write its listener files), but I decided against that. As a result, some of the new accessors look a little unclean, but they should straighten themselves out once we only rely on listener files.
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Run
rm -rf cockroach-data/; ./cockroach start --insecure --logtostderr
a few times, CTRL+C within the first hundred milliseconds to a secondThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: