These are kind of "citizen developers", using the folder structure using one namespace at a time. Each feature which they work on has its own namespace, which might be deleted when the feature is approved and merged into the main branch. They can understand that a namespace has been deleted, but not being able to select another one by using the normal VSCode UI will be a bad experience for them as this might happen quite regularly.
Hi Joost,
AFAIK this is not yet available. You can run HS-UCR in docker through docker compose, but not K8s.
Regards Marcel
I guess we will have to investigate further, currently I have no access to the machine. But it helps to know that it is not a known general issue of IIS, thanks!
Yep, same result. Probably calls the same method...
The "cure all" solution: after restart of the instance I was able to remove the logical entry from the list.
Had the same issue today in a class, both 2024.1 and 2023.1 versions or IRIS. Very strange, it does not always happen.
Hi,
Which version of Cache are you running?
I think this is where the cache is stored. I see one of the icons on the IRIS home page and the Cache File in the management portal matches exactly with the file name. Still confused as half of the webservers don't need this folder and seem to store it in /opt/webgateway/temp/. Exactly the same version/build.
I think this is a permissions issue as the ones who work out of the box, have apache:root as ownership of that folder, while the ones who don't have root:root.
Any updates on this issue @Vic Sun & @Scott Roth? Was it solved when the setting was done in the right namespace?
Thanks,
Marcel
There is a difference in behaviour for async vs sync messages if I read the documentation. In my case the messages are synchronous, so this should not apply.
By default, the message bodies are not indexed and cannot be searched. You can add a helper class to implement the search capability in the Message Bank.