Fix gppkg --clean error: 'SyncPackages' object has no attribute 'ret'.#1716
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Hi, @woblerr welcome!🎊 Thanks for taking the effort to make our project better! 🙌 Keep making such awesome contributions!
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Hi @woblerr Thanks for your fixes! One more question is that: are you using the .gppkg package for your daily operations? If so, I think we can have a discussion on providing the gppkg for Cloudberry and other components. |
Not in everyday use. I came across a recommendation when there are problems with extensions synchronization when activating the standby coordinator. 20260502:20:16:32:005759 gpinitstandby:master:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Syncing Apache Cloudberry extensions to standby
20260502:20:16:32:005759 gpinitstandby:master:gpadmin-[WARNING]:-Syncing of Apache Cloudberry extensions has failed.
20260502:20:16:32:005759 gpinitstandby:master:gpadmin-[WARNING]:-Please run gppkg --clean after successful standby initialization.gpinitstandby#L397-L398 - current implimintation. |
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Sorry, I personally prefer not to use objects in Python, especially when one needs to call parent class constructors.
But since this code exists, let's fix it )
The command `gppkg --clean` fails with the following error: "'SyncPackages' object has no attribute 'ret'". This occurs because `operations` was being passed positionally during the OperationWorkerPool initialization, which incorrectly bound it to the `should_stop` argument instead of `items` in the base WorkerPool class. The solution is to pass `operations` as a keyword argument..
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The command
gppkg --cleanfails with the following error:This occurs because
operationswas being passed positionally during the OperationWorkerPool initialization, which incorrectly bound it to theshould_stopargument instead ofitemsin the base WorkerPool class.The solution is to pass
operationsas a keyword argument.