Revert "Return NOT_PREFERRED decisions in allocation explain (#137228)"#140175
Revert "Return NOT_PREFERRED decisions in allocation explain (#137228)"#140175joshua-adams-1 wants to merge 5 commits intoelastic:mainfrom
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…#137228)" elastic#137228 is suspected to break the nightly performance benchmarks. However, since it introduced a new TransportVersion `ADD_NOT_PREFERRED_ALLOCATION_DECISION`, a simple git revert is not sufficient. This change introduces a reversion TransportVersion `REVERT_ADD_NOT_PREFERRED_ALLOCATION_DECISION` which undoes the above change, and this in time will be unreverted when the problem is resolved
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Hi @joshua-adams-1, I've created a changelog YAML for you. |
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Huh, I think there's a file missing, if I'm not mistaken: this should be associated with another file called src/main/resources/transport/definitions/referable/revert_add_not_preferred_allocation_decision.csv.
Did you use the Gradle transport version task to generate this?
I might have to tag in @jdconrad to confirm.
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IIRC, that file falls under the radar, since it's newly generated and must be manually found and git added. So it might be sitting in Joshua's file directory.
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@DiannaHohensee is correct. That's what I would check first.
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Good catch! Sorry, I missed that when pushing
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The transport version portion of this looks correct.
#137228 is suspected to break the nightly performance benchmarks. However, since it introduced a new
TransportVersionADD_NOT_PREFERRED_ALLOCATION_DECISION, a simple git revert is not sufficient. This change introduces a reversionTransportVersionREVERT_ADD_NOT_PREFERRED_ALLOCATION_DECISIONwhich undoes the above change, and this in time will be unreverted when the problem is resolved