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ISPN-13691 Feature form for persisted caches #219
ISPN-13691 Feature form for persisted caches #219
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My review has focused on the templates. I haven't looked at the Typescript code.
IMO the templates used in the Wizard should provide the minimal configuration required for the store to function in it's most common use-case. I imagine a lot of users will attempt to utilise the templates without modification, so it's important that we don't include "extra" configuration such as "write-behind" that aren't applicable to the most common use-case.
@ryanemerson new commit pushed. updated your suggestions, and now cache creation is also working in the last step. |
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Just the one outstanding comment to address and your branch needs rebasing as there are conflicts that prevent the PR from being mergeable.
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@ryanemerson Branch rebased and the last suggestion was also done 👍 |
@oraNod please review the labels :) |
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@ryanemerson got this error while creating persistent cache with "rocks-db" storage config:
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@dipguptaredhat the persistence stores are available only when the proper connectors are available in the server. I'm reviewing the PR from my side |
I think the store parent element should be |
@dipguptaredhat @ryanemerson @oraNod I'm on this PR |
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@dipguptaredhat @oraNod I simplified after speaking with Ryan since having more than one store is VERY UNLIKE TO HAPEN. In general 1 cache = 1 store, so configuring multiple stores is confusing and complicated. |
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needs some extra checks. for example if the config in the editor is json for persistence but the json is not valid, we should not be able to 'next'.
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Feature form for Persisted Cache