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porch: kpt alpha rpkg get fails when a couple hundred branches #3882
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I didn't see any obvious crashes in the porch server logs. |
FYI, I manually deleted all those 200+ branches and now it's working again. |
Hmm, not able to reproduce this one either. I thought maybe your packages might be too large but they all seem reasonably small. I tried to reproduce with https://github.com/natasha41575/blueprints (which has 333 branches atm) and it does take a second or two, but Might this be similar to #3877 (comment), that porch may have entered a strange error state near the beginning? Would you be able to recreate the 200 branches and see if the issue is still there? If you need a quick way to create the branches, I created my 200 branches by setting in my PV |
I wonder if it has to do with running on an autopilot cluster with guaranteed pods (not burstable):
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Could you share the memory utilization of your pods to see if it is going over the limits? I spun up an autopilot cluster with the same limits to try it out but again did not hit the same issue. |
I said this on the other issue too, but I'm going to try to reproduce your setup with the script you sent me so I can investigate more productively. |
Expected behavior
Valid list of package revisions is returned.
Actual behavior
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Due to #3877 there are a couple hundred branches after running overnight (see image below).
Porch v0.0.15
kpt v1.0.0-beta.23
Steps to reproduce the behavior
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