Unable to upgrade using operator - upgrade pod - pod has unbound PersistentVolumeClaims
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Description
I tried to upgrade from “1.4.9” to “latest” (because currently there is still hardcoded “latest” upgrade pod in operator image #3924). Then I tried from “1.5.5” to “latest” with the same result - upgrade pod won’t start because of this:
There is also this error in the operator log:
time="2018-11-01T11:58:12Z" level=error msg="error syncing key (myproject/app): object is being deleted: persistentvolumeclaims \"syndesis-upgrade\" already exists"
steps to reproduce: ./syndesis install -s ./syndesis install --project myproject --tag 1.4.9 wait for syndesis to install deploy new operator image, for example 1.5.6 version
minishift v1.26.1+1e20f27 openshift 3.10
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fixed in CR2 prod build
@avano Yes, makes sense.