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Pinging @elastic/es-distributed (Team:Distributed) |
This happened again today on master: https://gradle-enterprise.elastic.co/s/beukhk4arbluk and once on 8.0: https://gradle-enterprise.elastic.co/s/j6vlqr3nwlmg2 |
Another example just popped up today: https://gradle-enterprise.elastic.co/s/qqha33leq36ai. Perhaps we could mute as we work on a fix? |
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…85278) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes #84403
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…lastic#85278) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes elastic#84403
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…lastic#85278) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes elastic#84403
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…lastic#85278) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes elastic#84403
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…85278) (#85285) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes #84403
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…85278) (#85288) The test `AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns()` failed multiple times when waiting for CCR's auto-follow stats to be collected and indexed in the `.monitoring-es-*` index. This is possibly because monitoring data are collected every 10 seconds and some of them can take more time to be collected, exceeding the 30s timeout in the test. This pull request re-uses the `assertLongBusy()` so that the test will wait more time for the data to show up and in case the data are not here it will prints out the current CCR's auto-follow stats for debugging purpose. Closes #84403
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Labels
:Distributed Indexing/CCR
Issues around the Cross Cluster State Replication features
Team:Distributed (Obsolete)
Meta label for distributed team (obsolete). Replaced by Distributed Indexing/Coordination.
>test-failure
Triaged test failures from CI
Build scan:
https://gradle-enterprise.elastic.co/s/kd44ouaevzdw2/tests/:x-pack:plugin:ccr:qa:multi-cluster:follow-cluster/org.elasticsearch.xpack.ccr.AutoFollowIT/testAutoFollowPatterns
Reproduction line:
./gradlew ':x-pack:plugin:ccr:qa:multi-cluster:follow-cluster' --tests "org.elasticsearch.xpack.ccr.AutoFollowIT.testAutoFollowPatterns" -Dtests.seed=E70A4552B6E0DF9E -Dtests.locale=en-AU -Dtests.timezone=Cuba -Druntime.java=17
Applicable branches:
master
Reproduces locally?:
No
Failure history:
https://gradle-enterprise.elastic.co/scans/tests?tests.container=org.elasticsearch.xpack.ccr.AutoFollowIT&tests.test=testAutoFollowPatterns
Failure excerpt:
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