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User limits, introduced in 3.8.10, cannot be imported by the definitions file.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a definitions file with user limits. Tips for creation:
a. Set up user limits by the console: rabbitmqctl set_user_limits user1 {"max-connections": 2}, or by the UI.
b. Export definitions: rabbitmqctl export_definitions definitions_test.json, or by the UI
c. Remove the users limits again by the the console or UI, i.e. step 1a will be reverted.
Load the new definitions file by the console: rabbitmqctl import_definitions definitions_test.json.
Check the new user limits by the the console (export definitions) or UI. Here you will see that the user limits are not set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
User limits, introduced in
3.8.10
, cannot be imported by the definitions file.Steps to reproduce:
a. Set up user limits by the console:
rabbitmqctl set_user_limits user1 {"max-connections": 2}
, or by the UI.b. Export definitions:
rabbitmqctl export_definitions definitions_test.json
, or by the UIc. Remove the users limits again by the the console or UI, i.e. step 1a will be reverted.
rabbitmqctl import_definitions definitions_test.json
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: