fix(restore): make 'old_policy_name' an optional parameter #707
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What problem does this PR solve?
rdsn#716 remove 'policy_name' from backup files' path, we don't need to specify
policy_namewhen restore a table which is backed up after this change.What is changed and how it works?
Make
old_policy_namean optional parameter in shell, when we want to restore an old table, we still need to add-p <old_policy_name>, otherwiseold_policy_namecould be an empty string.Check List
Tests
I ran
test_restoretest on my local cluster successfully.