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backupccl: use correct version gate for restore checkpointing #98567

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PR #97862 introduced a subtle bug which allowed the new restore checkpointing policy to take effect before the 23_1 migrations occured. This patch ensures the new policy only takes effect after all migrations occur.

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PR cockroachdb#97862 introduced a subtle bug which allowed the new restore checkpointing
policy to take effect before the 23_1 migrations occured. This patch ensures
the new policy only takes effect after all migrations occur.

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Epic: None
@msbutler msbutler requested a review from dt March 14, 2023 12:25
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Nope, but it just seems much safer to enable this feature once we're "fully" on 23.1 (e.g using the new job info table).

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bors r=adityamaru

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craig bot commented Mar 14, 2023

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@craig craig bot merged commit ca5ae38 into cockroachdb:master Mar 14, 2023
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