If you always drain you won't have any commit logs.
On Thu, Nov 4, 2021 at 2:57 PM Elliott Sims wrote:
>
> To deal with this, I've just made a very small Bash script that looks at
> commitlog age, then set the script as an "ExecStartPre=" in systemd:
>
> if [[ -d '/opt/cassandra/data/data' && $(/
To deal with this, I've just made a very small Bash script that looks at
commitlog age, then set the script as an "ExecStartPre=" in systemd:
if [[ -d '/opt/cassandra/data/data' && $(/usr/bin/find
/opt/cassandra/data/commitlog/ -name 'CommitLog*.log' -mtime -8 | wc -l)
-eq 0 ]]; then
>&2 echo "
Hi all,
we already have a way to confirm flakiness on circle by running the test
> repeatedly N times. Like 100 or 500. That has proven to work very well
> so far, at least for me. #collaborating #justfyi
I think it would be helpful if we always ran the repeated test jobs at
CircleCI when we add
>
> we noticed CI going from a
> steady 3-ish failures to many and it's getting fixed. So we're moving in
> the right direction imo.
>
An observation about this: there's tooling and technology widely in use to
help prevent ever getting into this state (to Benedict's point: blocking
merge on CI fail
