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I agree. This can be better controlled using the `find` command with the `-f` flag. Take a look at #14
Should be able to determine by inspecting the following file: ``` /opt/cloudera//meta/parcel.json ```
``` "description": "Cloudera Runtime", "displayName": "Cloudera Runtime", "extraVersionInfo": { "baseVersion": "cdh7.2.13", "fullVersion": "7.2.13-1.cdh7.2.13.p0.19580285-el7", "patchCount": "0" }, ```
I too am struggling on this. Nothing I do seems to get spot-bugs to load the XML file. I cannot figure out why without additional logging. Finally figured it out....
@ctubbsii Are you able to take another look at this PR? Thanks!
@ctubbsii Any possibility to re-examine this at your next bug bash session? In particular, please check out: https://github.com/apache/accumulo/pull/1333#discussion_r323728667
@phrocker @keith-turner Thank you so much for looking over. I made the requested changes. The only thing is that I wasn't sure what to do with that one unit test...
> Can you explain why you would not want fallback ? Sure! Basically, if I misconfigure my application, I would rather it fail-fast than to fall-back. I very much want...
> Or we need a new option to disable cleanup, and disable fallback. Ya, as I understand the cleanup/lock-file aspect of it, it was added to workaround a windows issue....
For additional context, I came across a scenario where a service on a host was stuck in a fail-retry loop. It ended up filling up the drive of the host...