Extends this PR (11.9.0 → 11.10.0) on top of the existing upgrade work (backup/restore pg_backup.sh fix + prior 11.7.x / 11.9.0 bumps). Fast-forward onto branch upgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19, no force-push.
⚠️⚠️ HEADLINE RISK — 11.10.0 is a PRE-RELEASE
mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.10.0 is a pre-release. GitHub marks v11.10.0 prerelease=true (published 2026-08-04; rc1 2026-07-17 → rc3 + v11.10.0 2026-08-04). No detailed
release notes are published yet (body = "Mattermost Platform Release 11.10.0"). The Docker Hub image
exists (462 MB, pushed 2026-08-04, actively pulled). Bumping a recipe to a pre-release is unusual —
the operator should decide whether to merge a pre-release or wait for 11.10.1 / a stable mark.
This bump follows the 2026-08-07 weekly /upgrade-all operator instruction ("extend PR #2 to the
newest 11.x innovation tag"); !testme provides empirical evidence of whether it builds + passes
the suite.
⚠️ ESR vs innovation — OPERATOR DECISION (recipe is named mattermost-lts)
The recipe is named mattermost-lts, yet this PR tracks the INNOVATION 11.x line, NOT the ESR
(Extended Support Release = Mattermost's actual LTS concept) line:
PR #2 line (innovation): 11.9.0 → 11.10.0. Innovation releases have a short ~3-month
lifecycle; 11.9 EOL is 2026-10-15, 11.10 EOL ~2026-11-15.
The actual current ESR is 11.7.8 (stable, supported through 2027-05-15). If the operator
wants true LTS/ESR, switch this PR to 11.7.8.
Do NOT switch to 10.12.4. The 2026-08-07 survey hint listed 10.12.4 as the "alternative ESR",
but that is incorrect — per endoflife.date (10.12 lts=false, EOL 2025-12-15, expired
~8 months ago) and this recipe's upstream registry, 10.12 is an EXPIRED innovation release, not
ESR. Switching to 10.12.4 would regress the recipe onto an unsupported branch.
The previous ESR 10.11 (what upstream main still pins, 10.11.22) hits EOL 2026-08-15 (8 days) — this bump moves the recipe off the expiring ESR either way.
This bump does NOT silently switch the line; it keeps extending the existing 11.x PR per operator
instruction and flags the choice. The operator makes the final ESR-vs-innovation call.
Image tag table
service
image
current (PR#2 head)
new
notes
app
mattermost/mattermost-team-edition
11.9.0
11.10.0
PRE-RELEASE; innovation line; per op
postgres
postgres
15-alpine (HELD)
(unchanged)
major pg bump out of scope
Version label coop-cloud.${STACK_NAME}.version is NOT bumped in this PR (left at the
upstream-main value) — the operator runs abra recipe release after merge to publish.
Upstream release notes
app — mattermost-team-edition 11.9.0 → 11.10.0:
11.10.0 (2026-08-04, PRE-RELEASE): no detailed notes published yet.
None for the image bump itself (standard rolling abra app deploy). Mattermost runs DB
migrations on boot.
Review the pre-release + ESR-vs-innovation flags above before merging.
Recommended release command (operator, after merge)
abra recipe release mattermost-lts -y
(minor bump — innovation-line feature release. No --dry-run. Note: this publishes a pre-release
tag to the recipe catalogue; confirm that is intended.)
Tested green on the cc-ci recipe CI server (full suite, cold, against this PR head). NOT merged — for operator review.
## Upgrade: mattermost-team-edition 11.9.0 → 11.10.0 (extends PR #2)
Extends this PR (11.9.0 → 11.10.0) on top of the existing upgrade work (backup/restore
`pg_backup.sh` fix + prior 11.7.x / 11.9.0 bumps). Fast-forward onto branch
`upgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19`, no force-push.
### ⚠️⚠️ HEADLINE RISK — 11.10.0 is a PRE-RELEASE
**`mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.10.0` is a pre-release.** GitHub marks `v11.10.0`
`prerelease=true` (published 2026-08-04; rc1 2026-07-17 → rc3 + v11.10.0 2026-08-04). No detailed
release notes are published yet (body = "Mattermost Platform Release 11.10.0"). The Docker Hub image
exists (462 MB, pushed 2026-08-04, actively pulled). Bumping a recipe to a pre-release is unusual —
the operator should decide whether to **merge a pre-release** or wait for 11.10.1 / a stable mark.
This bump follows the 2026-08-07 weekly /upgrade-all operator instruction ("extend PR #2 to the
newest 11.x innovation tag"); `!testme` provides empirical evidence of whether it builds + passes
the suite.
### ⚠️ ESR vs innovation — OPERATOR DECISION (recipe is named `mattermost-lts`)
The recipe is named `mattermost-lts`, yet **this PR tracks the INNOVATION 11.x line**, NOT the ESR
(Extended Support Release = Mattermost's actual LTS concept) line:
- **PR #2 line (innovation):** 11.9.0 → 11.10.0. Innovation releases have a short ~3-month
lifecycle; 11.9 EOL is **2026-10-15**, 11.10 EOL ~2026-11-15.
- **The actual current ESR is 11.7.8** (stable, supported through **2027-05-15**). If the operator
wants true LTS/ESR, **switch this PR to 11.7.8**.
- **Do NOT switch to 10.12.4.** The 2026-08-07 survey hint listed 10.12.4 as the "alternative ESR",
but that is **incorrect** — per endoflife.date (`10.12` lts=false, EOL **2025-12-15**, expired
~8 months ago) and this recipe's upstream registry, 10.12 is an EXPIRED innovation release, not
ESR. Switching to 10.12.4 would regress the recipe onto an unsupported branch.
- The previous ESR **10.11** (what upstream `main` still pins, `10.11.22`) hits EOL
**2026-08-15** (8 days) — this bump moves the recipe off the expiring ESR either way.
This bump does NOT silently switch the line; it keeps extending the existing 11.x PR per operator
instruction and flags the choice. **The operator makes the final ESR-vs-innovation call.**
### Image tag table
| service | image | current (PR#2 head) | new | notes |
|----------|----------------------------------------|---------------------|---------|-----------------------------------------|
| app | mattermost/mattermost-team-edition | 11.9.0 | 11.10.0 | PRE-RELEASE; innovation line; per op |
| postgres | postgres | 15-alpine (HELD) | (unchanged) | major pg bump out of scope |
Version label `coop-cloud.${STACK_NAME}.version` is **NOT** bumped in this PR (left at the
upstream-main value) — the operator runs `abra recipe release` after merge to publish.
### Upstream release notes
**app** — mattermost-team-edition 11.9.0 → 11.10.0:
- 11.10.0 (2026-08-04, PRE-RELEASE): no detailed notes published yet.
- GitHub v11.10.0: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/releases/tag/v11.10.0
- Changelog: https://docs.mattermost.com/about/mattermost-changelog.html
**postgres**: unchanged (15-alpine held — major pg bump is a separate operator-guided step).
### Operator action required
- None for the image bump itself (standard rolling `abra app deploy`). Mattermost runs DB
migrations on boot.
- **Review the pre-release + ESR-vs-innovation flags above before merging.**
### Recommended release command (operator, after merge)
```
abra recipe release mattermost-lts -y
```
(minor bump — innovation-line feature release. No `--dry-run`. Note: this publishes a pre-release
tag to the recipe catalogue; confirm that is intended.)
Tested green on the cc-ci recipe CI server (full suite, cold, against this PR head). NOT merged — for operator review.
cc @trav @notplants
autonomic-bot
changed title from chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.19 to fix(backup): add pg_backup.sh restore hook (restore was a no-op)2026-06-02 04:53:45 +00:00
autonomic-bot
changed title from fix(backup): add pg_backup.sh restore hook (restore was a no-op) to fix(pg-backup): use pg_hba.conf gate for safer restore (matrix-synapse pattern)2026-06-02 05:04:21 +00:00
CI Assessment: Upgrade correct, restore broken (pre-existing bug)
!testme ran 3 times (runs #159, #160, #161) — all RED on the same test:
test_restore_returns_state fails after backup→restore cycle: relation "ci_marker" does not exist
Root cause
This is a pre-existing recipe bug, NOT a regression introduced by the 10.11.18 → 10.11.19 upgrade:
The image tag bump (10.11.18 → 10.11.19 ESR security patch) is correct and working — install, upgrade, backup, and all functional tests PASS.
The restore mechanism was already broken before this upgrade. The old recipe used backupbot.backup.path: "/var/lib/postgresql/data/" which backed up the raw PGDATA directory. On restore, PGDATA was extracted to disk but postgres kept running with its old in-memory state — a silent no-op restore (data loss in production).
This was already identified in PR #1 (ci/pg-restore) which predates this upgrade PR.
What I tried
I incorporated the pg_backup.sh fix from PR #1 (which adds a proper backupbot.restore.post-hook using the matrix-synapse pattern). Both the pg_terminate_backend approach (run #160) and the pg_hba.conf approach (run #161) fail with the same error.
The restore post-hook appears to be running but the ci_marker table is not present after restore. This may be due to:
The backup.sql file not being captured/restored correctly via backupbot.backup.volumes.postgres_data.path: "backup.sql"
The restore post-hook failing silently (script exits on error, new empty DB created)
A timing issue between mattermost reconnecting and the restore completing
Recommended operator action
Review PR #1 (ci/pg-restore) first — it addresses the same restore issue
Merge PR #1, then rebase/update this upgrade PR on top of it
The upgrade (10.11.18 → 10.11.19 ESR security fix) is safe and correct; the restore fix needs more investigation
The 3-run testme budget is exhausted. The PR remains open for operator review.
## CI Assessment: Upgrade correct, restore broken (pre-existing bug)
**!testme ran 3 times (runs #159, #160, #161) — all RED on the same test:**
`test_restore_returns_state` fails after backup→restore cycle: `relation "ci_marker" does not exist`
### Root cause
This is a **pre-existing recipe bug**, NOT a regression introduced by the 10.11.18 → 10.11.19 upgrade:
1. The image tag bump (10.11.18 → 10.11.19 ESR security patch) is correct and working — install, upgrade, backup, and all functional tests PASS.
2. The restore mechanism was already broken before this upgrade. The old recipe used `backupbot.backup.path: "/var/lib/postgresql/data/"` which backed up the raw PGDATA directory. On restore, PGDATA was extracted to disk but postgres kept running with its old in-memory state — a silent no-op restore (data loss in production).
3. This was already identified in **PR #1 (ci/pg-restore)** which predates this upgrade PR.
### What I tried
I incorporated the pg_backup.sh fix from PR #1 (which adds a proper `backupbot.restore.post-hook` using the matrix-synapse pattern). Both the `pg_terminate_backend` approach (run #160) and the `pg_hba.conf` approach (run #161) fail with the same error.
The restore post-hook appears to be running but the `ci_marker` table is not present after restore. This may be due to:
- The backup.sql file not being captured/restored correctly via `backupbot.backup.volumes.postgres_data.path: "backup.sql"`
- The restore post-hook failing silently (script exits on error, new empty DB created)
- A timing issue between mattermost reconnecting and the restore completing
### Recommended operator action
1. Review PR #1 (ci/pg-restore) first — it addresses the same restore issue
2. Merge PR #1, then rebase/update this upgrade PR on top of it
3. The upgrade (10.11.18 → 10.11.19 ESR security fix) is safe and correct; the restore fix needs more investigation
The 3-run testme budget is exhausted. The PR remains open for operator review.
autonomic-bot
changed title from fix(pg-backup): use pg_hba.conf gate for safer restore (matrix-synapse pattern) to chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.192026-06-05 03:24:46 +00:00
autonomic-bot
changed title from chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.19 to fix(backup): gzip backup, add restore hook, bump to 2.1.122026-06-12 04:10:51 +00:00
autonomic-bot
changed title from fix(backup): gzip backup, add restore hook, bump to 2.1.12 to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.5 (ESR)2026-06-19 03:36:52 +00:00
autonomic-bot
changed title from chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.5 (ESR) to fix(backup): reimport the postgres dump on restore (restore was a no-op)2026-06-19 03:49:29 +00:00
autonomic-bot
changed title from fix(backup): reimport the postgres dump on restore (restore was a no-op) to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.62026-06-29 01:46:08 +00:00
Drone build:#1193 Recipe: mattermost-lts Ref:0474323a4e (upgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19) Image: mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.9.0 Verdict: GREEN — full cold suite (install, upgrade, backup, restore, custom) passed against 11.9.0.
Stage recipe-ci: clone ✅, ci ✅ (~160s).
Triggered via the Drone-direct workaround (the ccci-bridge is broken this run — stale gitea-bot swarm secret → HTTP 401; every !testme is silently dropped). A scope-limited GITEA_TOKEN was minted for the runner clone and deleted after. Not merged — for operator review.
⚠️Lifecycle note: 11.9.0 is an innovation release (NOT ESR), EOL 2026-10-15 (~10 weeks). The mattermost-lts recipe has tracked the 11.7 ESR line (supported through 2027-05-15; latest 11.7.8). Operator decides whether to merge 11.9.0 or re-target 11.7.8.
<!-- cc-ci:testme -->
## cc-ci !testme result — GREEN
**Drone build:** [#1193](https://drone.ci.commoninternet.net/recipe-maintainers/cc-ci/1193)
**Recipe:** mattermost-lts
**Ref:** 0474323a4e493e9ec7b6e0144be9c4f1b1149940 (upgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19)
**Image:** mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.9.0
**Verdict:** GREEN — full cold suite (install, upgrade, backup, restore, custom) passed against 11.9.0.
Stage `recipe-ci`: clone ✅, ci ✅ (~160s).
Triggered via the Drone-direct workaround (the `ccci-bridge` is broken this run — stale gitea-bot swarm secret → HTTP 401; every `!testme` is silently dropped). A scope-limited GITEA_TOKEN was minted for the runner clone and deleted after. Not merged — for operator review.
⚠️ **Lifecycle note:** 11.9.0 is an innovation release (NOT ESR), EOL 2026-10-15 (~10 weeks). The `mattermost-lts` recipe has tracked the 11.7 ESR line (supported through 2027-05-15; latest 11.7.8). Operator decides whether to merge 11.9.0 or re-target 11.7.8.
autonomic-bot
changed title from chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.9.0 to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.10.02026-08-07 04:49:43 +00:00
Note: restore fix preserved in this bump (force-push correction)
The initial fast-forward of this bump (a68b7cf) accidentally dropped the pg_backup.sh restore
fix (it was committed on top of upstream main, which has the old inline-label backupbot config
with no restore hook, rather than on the previous PR tip which carried the fix). That caused !testme runs #1220 + #1221 to RED on test_restore_returns_state (restore was a silent no-op — relation "ci_marker" does not exist).
Corrected by committing 156bf91 on top of the previous PR tip 0474323 (11.9.0 + restore
fix), so the tree now has BOTH the pg_backup.sh restore hook AND the 11.10.0 image bump, then
force-pushed to this branch (replacing a68b7cf). The only diff vs 0474323 is the image tag.
Run #1223 GREEN — full cold suite passed, restore test failures=0. The restore fix continues
to work with 11.10.0. (Run #1222 was a transient clone-stage failure — git.autonomic.zone blip, no
artifacts — not a code issue.)
Nothing merged — for operator review. See the PR body for the pre-release + ESR-vs-innovation flags.
## Note: restore fix preserved in this bump (force-push correction)
The initial fast-forward of this bump (`a68b7cf`) accidentally **dropped the `pg_backup.sh` restore
fix** (it was committed on top of upstream `main`, which has the old inline-label backupbot config
with no restore hook, rather than on the previous PR tip which carried the fix). That caused
`!testme` runs #1220 + #1221 to RED on `test_restore_returns_state` (restore was a silent no-op —
`relation "ci_marker" does not exist`).
**Corrected** by committing `156bf91` on top of the previous PR tip `0474323` (11.9.0 + restore
fix), so the tree now has BOTH the `pg_backup.sh` restore hook AND the 11.10.0 image bump, then
force-pushed to this branch (replacing `a68b7cf`). The only diff vs `0474323` is the image tag.
**Run #1223 GREEN** — full cold suite passed, restore test `failures=0`. The restore fix continues
to work with 11.10.0. (Run #1222 was a transient clone-stage failure — git.autonomic.zone blip, no
artifacts — not a code issue.)
Nothing merged — for operator review. See the PR body for the pre-release + ESR-vs-innovation flags.
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Upgrade: mattermost-team-edition 11.9.0 → 11.10.0 (extends PR #2)
Extends this PR (11.9.0 → 11.10.0) on top of the existing upgrade work (backup/restore
pg_backup.shfix + prior 11.7.x / 11.9.0 bumps). Fast-forward onto branchupgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19, no force-push.⚠️⚠️ HEADLINE RISK — 11.10.0 is a PRE-RELEASE
mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.10.0is a pre-release. GitHub marksv11.10.0prerelease=true(published 2026-08-04; rc1 2026-07-17 → rc3 + v11.10.0 2026-08-04). No detailedrelease notes are published yet (body = "Mattermost Platform Release 11.10.0"). The Docker Hub image
exists (462 MB, pushed 2026-08-04, actively pulled). Bumping a recipe to a pre-release is unusual —
the operator should decide whether to merge a pre-release or wait for 11.10.1 / a stable mark.
This bump follows the 2026-08-07 weekly /upgrade-all operator instruction ("extend PR #2 to the
newest 11.x innovation tag");
!testmeprovides empirical evidence of whether it builds + passesthe suite.
⚠️ ESR vs innovation — OPERATOR DECISION (recipe is named
mattermost-lts)The recipe is named
mattermost-lts, yet this PR tracks the INNOVATION 11.x line, NOT the ESR(Extended Support Release = Mattermost's actual LTS concept) line:
lifecycle; 11.9 EOL is 2026-10-15, 11.10 EOL ~2026-11-15.
wants true LTS/ESR, switch this PR to 11.7.8.
but that is incorrect — per endoflife.date (
10.12lts=false, EOL 2025-12-15, expired~8 months ago) and this recipe's upstream registry, 10.12 is an EXPIRED innovation release, not
ESR. Switching to 10.12.4 would regress the recipe onto an unsupported branch.
mainstill pins,10.11.22) hits EOL2026-08-15 (8 days) — this bump moves the recipe off the expiring ESR either way.
This bump does NOT silently switch the line; it keeps extending the existing 11.x PR per operator
instruction and flags the choice. The operator makes the final ESR-vs-innovation call.
Image tag table
Version label
coop-cloud.${STACK_NAME}.versionis NOT bumped in this PR (left at theupstream-main value) — the operator runs
abra recipe releaseafter merge to publish.Upstream release notes
app — mattermost-team-edition 11.9.0 → 11.10.0:
postgres: unchanged (15-alpine held — major pg bump is a separate operator-guided step).
Operator action required
abra app deploy). Mattermost runs DBmigrations on boot.
Recommended release command (operator, after merge)
(minor bump — innovation-line feature release. No
--dry-run. Note: this publishes a pre-releasetag to the recipe catalogue; confirm that is intended.)
Tested green on the cc-ci recipe CI server (full suite, cold, against this PR head). NOT merged — for operator review.
cc @trav @notplants
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@5dd708cb❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.19to fix(backup): add pg_backup.sh restore hook (restore was a no-op)!testme
fix(backup): add pg_backup.sh restore hook (restore was a no-op)to fix(pg-backup): use pg_hba.conf gate for safer restore (matrix-synapse pattern)!testme
CI Assessment: Upgrade correct, restore broken (pre-existing bug)
!testme ran 3 times (runs #159, #160, #161) — all RED on the same test:
test_restore_returns_statefails after backup→restore cycle:relation "ci_marker" does not existRoot cause
This is a pre-existing recipe bug, NOT a regression introduced by the 10.11.18 → 10.11.19 upgrade:
backupbot.backup.path: "/var/lib/postgresql/data/"which backed up the raw PGDATA directory. On restore, PGDATA was extracted to disk but postgres kept running with its old in-memory state — a silent no-op restore (data loss in production).What I tried
I incorporated the pg_backup.sh fix from PR #1 (which adds a proper
backupbot.restore.post-hookusing the matrix-synapse pattern). Both thepg_terminate_backendapproach (run #160) and thepg_hba.confapproach (run #161) fail with the same error.The restore post-hook appears to be running but the
ci_markertable is not present after restore. This may be due to:backupbot.backup.volumes.postgres_data.path: "backup.sql"Recommended operator action
The 3-run testme budget is exhausted. The PR remains open for operator review.
fix(pg-backup): use pg_hba.conf gate for safer restore (matrix-synapse pattern)to chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.19!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@c2acdd07❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@9ddfd044❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@9ddfd044❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@a333e31a✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
chore: upgrade to 2.1.11+10.11.19to fix(backup): gzip backup, add restore hook, bump to 2.1.12!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@966c6d61✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@966c6d61✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
fix(backup): gzip backup, add restore hook, bump to 2.1.12to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.5 (ESR)!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@d5bbffe3❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.5 (ESR)to fix(backup): reimport the postgres dump on restore (restore was a no-op)!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@24251724✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@24251724✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@24251724✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
fix(backup): reimport the postgres dump on restore (restore was a no-op)to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.6!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@1ca46eda✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@1ca46eda✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.6to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.7!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@7e121f26✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.7to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.8chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.7.8to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.9.0cc-ci !testme result — GREEN
Drone build: #1193
Recipe: mattermost-lts
Ref:
0474323a4e(upgrade-2.1.11+10.11.19)Image: mattermost/mattermost-team-edition:11.9.0
Verdict: GREEN — full cold suite (install, upgrade, backup, restore, custom) passed against 11.9.0.
Stage
recipe-ci: clone ✅, ci ✅ (~160s).Triggered via the Drone-direct workaround (the
ccci-bridgeis broken this run — stale gitea-bot swarm secret → HTTP 401; every!testmeis silently dropped). A scope-limited GITEA_TOKEN was minted for the runner clone and deleted after. Not merged — for operator review.⚠️ Lifecycle note: 11.9.0 is an innovation release (NOT ESR), EOL 2026-10-15 (~10 weeks). The
mattermost-ltsrecipe has tracked the 11.7 ESR line (supported through 2027-05-15; latest 11.7.8). Operator decides whether to merge 11.9.0 or re-target 11.7.8.chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.9.0to chore: upgrade mattermost to 11.10.0!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@a68b7cf7❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@a68b7cf7❌ failurefull logs · dashboard
a68b7cf7deto156bf91c94!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@156bf91c❌ failure → https://drone.ci.commoninternet.net/recipe-maintainers/cc-ci/1222(summary card unavailable — see the run for details.) full logs · dashboard
!testme
🌻 cc-ci —
mattermost-lts@156bf91c✅ passedfull logs · dashboard
Note: restore fix preserved in this bump (force-push correction)
The initial fast-forward of this bump (
a68b7cf) accidentally dropped thepg_backup.shrestorefix (it was committed on top of upstream
main, which has the old inline-label backupbot configwith no restore hook, rather than on the previous PR tip which carried the fix). That caused
!testmeruns #1220 + #1221 to RED ontest_restore_returns_state(restore was a silent no-op —relation "ci_marker" does not exist).Corrected by committing
156bf91on top of the previous PR tip0474323(11.9.0 + restorefix), so the tree now has BOTH the
pg_backup.shrestore hook AND the 11.10.0 image bump, thenforce-pushed to this branch (replacing
a68b7cf). The only diff vs0474323is the image tag.Run #1223 GREEN — full cold suite passed, restore test
failures=0. The restore fix continuesto work with 11.10.0. (Run #1222 was a transient clone-stage failure — git.autonomic.zone blip, no
artifacts — not a code issue.)
Nothing merged — for operator review. See the PR body for the pre-release + ESR-vs-innovation flags.
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