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localVolumes Instance property is lost with Marathon restart #5165
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Previously, all tasks were being read as LaunchedEphemeral task subtypes, and this was leading to any resident information about the task to be lost. This change fixes the issue, and adds round-trip serialization tests. Fixed #5165
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Summary: Previously, all tasks were being read as LaunchedEphemeral task subtypes, and this was leading to any resident information about the task to be lost. This change fixes the issue, and adds round-trip serialization tests. Fixed #5165 Backport of dad4e1f Test Plan: unit Reviewers: aquamatthias, meichstedt Subscribers: marathon-team Differential Revision: https://phabricator.mesosphere.com/D546
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Summary: Previously, all tasks were being read as LaunchedEphemeral task subtypes, and this was leading to any resident information about the task to be lost. This change fixes the issue, and adds round-trip serialization tests. Fixed #5165 Backport of dad4e1f Test Plan: unit Reviewers: aquamatthias, meichstedt Subscribers: marathon-team Differential Revision: https://phabricator.mesosphere.com/D546
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It appears that
localVolumes
is not persisted properly.You'll see once that looks like this:
Restart Marathon.
Curl the tasks endpoint again and the
localVolumes
property will be missing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: