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Who is this for and what problem do they have today?
Redpanda's schema registry allows to register a subject compatibility level using the PUT /config/{subject} endpoint, but you can never unset and default to the global default again anymore, because the respective DELETE endpoint does not exist.
What are the success criteria?
The DELETE /config/{subject} endpoint is implemented in an API compatible fashion. The confluent schema registry PR can be found here: confluentinc/schema-registry#1780
Why is solving this problem impactful?
Without this endpoint you can never unset what you have set before.
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I don't see a downside to backporting it, but then again, who is going to use it in prior releases (if not Console)? I suggest we not backport unless @weeco is going to use it with v23.2.x releases.
Console would indeed use this feature in v23.2. If not too much effort a backport would be nice I believe. Why? We are about to roll out the Console changes with a much better schema registry management. One of these new features is to edit the schema compatibility, but users wouldn't be able to unset a set compatibility mode.
I can't judge how problematic that would be for some of our users.
Who is this for and what problem do they have today?
Redpanda's schema registry allows to register a subject compatibility level using the PUT /config/{subject} endpoint, but you can never unset and default to the global default again anymore, because the respective DELETE endpoint does not exist.
What are the success criteria?
The DELETE /config/{subject} endpoint is implemented in an API compatible fashion. The confluent schema registry PR can be found here: confluentinc/schema-registry#1780
Why is solving this problem impactful?
Without this endpoint you can never unset what you have set before.
Additional notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: