Allow upgrade from 11.x to 12.x #233
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July 18, 2022 09:08
In GitHub actions, we are limited with the amount of space we have. We have seen a few failures of the tests because disks were full. Here are some things we have done here to help reduce the amount of space: - delete the RPM once the vertica image has been built - use 11.1.1 as the base image for upgrades. We used to use 11.1.0 but that image is quite a bit bigger because its CentOS base. - don't pre-pull the vertica-k8s:11.1.0-0-minimal image for all e2e runs. This is only needed for the server upgrade tests.
Upgrades to 12.x were broken because we had to accept updated terms to the EULA. This adds a path to the offline and online upgrade that will run the installer to re-accept the EULA if it changed.
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Upgrades to 12.x were broken because we had to accept updated terms to the EULA. This adds a path to the offline and online upgrade that will run the installer to re-accept the EULA if it changed.
We were hitting disk full errors in the GitHub CI, so this also does various things to save space in the CI: