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``` Name: timescaledb-uptimesv-timescale-2 Namespace: databases Priority: 0 Node: pool-tgrhprvvk-3fxch/10.130.61.118 Start Time: Fri, 19 Jun 2020 18:06:09 +1000 Labels: app=timescaledb-uptimesv-timescale cluster-name=timescaledb controller-revision-hash=timescaledb-uptimesv-timescale-7b96c9cf8 release=timescaledb role=replica statefulset.kubernetes.io/pod-name=timescaledb-uptimesv-timescale-2 Annotations: status: {"conn_url":"postgres://10.244.1.49:5432/postgres","api_url":"http://10.244.1.49:8008/patroni","state":"running","role":"replica","version... Status: Running IP:...

I reckon I must have mucked up the script to the point where secrets were copied across incorrectly along with my pgbackrest settings, not sure about my tls stuff but...

Any updates or insights?

So its still not working, I'm just sitting on 0.5.4 at the moment, I need to identify which secrets I can delete so that it wont mess up my current...

We ended up needing to swap infrastructure providers anyway, so we provisioned the 0.6 version of the helm chart on our new cluster - everything running smoothly. Although it doesn't...

Visual Studio Code Insiders would be really helpful as well

Sorry for the late response, life gets in the way sometimes. I think you're right about the U32 Array, I can remove those. In regards to the u64 conversion shims,...

This isn't possible at the moment, I probably wont be adding it myself, however if there is a working PR with tests, I'd be happy to merge it in

I’m also running into this issue, I will do some investigating when I have some time

I can confirm that the slowdown is due to the amount and type of name_servers returned from the ipconfig crate, at least on my Windows machine. I would assume that...