Queue initialization looks like this:
local queue=require'queue'
queue.cfg({in_replicaset=true})It seems that this queue will always be not temporary (in_replicaset=true)... but it's not true.
The require'queue call generates an internal queue_init() call, which in turn leads to switch_in_replicaset.
since we can't configure in_replicaset at the require stage, we have a switch going on.
As part of the switch, a temporary space is created and migration is started.
This happens every time on the require'queue'
In our case, this leads to the creation of a space and formatting of the schema, which blocks migration from 2.10.8 to 3.2.1 due to modification of the system space.
Queue initialization looks like this:
It seems that this queue will always be not temporary (in_replicaset=true)... but it's not true.
The
require'queuecall generates an internalqueue_init()call, which in turn leads toswitch_in_replicaset.since we can't configure in_replicaset at the require stage, we have a switch going on.
As part of the switch, a temporary space is created and migration is started.
This happens every time on the
require'queue'In our case, this leads to the creation of a space and formatting of the schema, which blocks migration from 2.10.8 to 3.2.1 due to modification of the system space.