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[Fleet] auto upgrade pacakge policies do not handle correctly stream deletion #116985
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Pinging @elastic/fleet (Team:Fleet) |
This feels like a release blocker to me cc @jen-huang @ruflin |
Do we already know why it is happening? Is there a workaround? Does it "only" affect Fleet or are more parts of Kibana affected? Is it also upgrade from 7.12 to 7.16 or also 7.15 to 7.16? But yes, sounds bad. |
Just tested with the latest SNAPSHOT and looks like the issue is still here. |
@ruflin The issue seems to be related to the fact we now auto upgrade the system package policies and a data stream as been removed since 7.12. It only affect Fleet from 7.12 to 7.16 not 7.15 to 7.16 |
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes elastic#116985
Ok if it doesn't affect 7.14 GA -> 7.16 then I don't think it should be a release blocker but we'll likely get a fix in before release anyways. |
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes #116985
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes elastic#116985
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes elastic#116985
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes #116985 Co-authored-by: Kyle Pollich <[email protected]>
Since we've enabled auto upgrades for some packages in 7.16, we need to revert a previous change that only considered policy validation errors non-fatal. Any error encountered during the dry-run/upgrade process should be considered non-fatal so that users can still access the Fleet UI if setup fails. Fixes #116985 Co-authored-by: Kyle Pollich <[email protected]>
Above @nchaulet mentions 7.15 to 7.16. Does it also work 7.14 to 7.16 which @joshdover posted? |
Description
The autoupgrade feature do not handle correctly when a stream is deleted. You can try upgrading from Kibana 7.12 to 7.16 and the system package throw this
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