Nick Vatamaniuc

We usually support only Ubuntu LTS releases, the last one being Jammy (22.04.3). Some OSes like RHEL had stopped including Spidermonkey in their base packages but as @pgj found (thanks!)...

@xnox we're working toward a 3.4 release. QuickJS will be released as an experimental change, off by default, with a scanner option to validate your views for compatibility. To try...

@nicknaychov if that shows up when couchdb is shutting down it's benign. The error message is saying that a few Erlang processes were forcibly killed while they were running index...

`erl_prim_loader,check_file_result,3,[]` it looks like it might not be able to perform disk I/O. Is there a chance it's a disk / volume problem. Perhaps there was something with our docker...

Thanks for your report @jcoglan! I think in this case the first step might be to show that it's still happening in the latest release. 2.3.1 is a few years...

We now support RHEL 9 https://apache.jfrog.io/ui/repos/tree/General/couchdb-rpm/el9 (as Almalinux 9) and we just released 3.3.3. Give that a try, wonder if it will show the same memory usage pattern you saw...

That might work, but the issue with returning other than a 200 would be strange for a GET request. You could try writting with a `w=3` consistency, though even then...

Thanks for reaching out @Bolebo. The issue I think is that the internal replicator had already checkpointed that it has synchronized the shards and so won't re-apply the changes. One...

Thanks for trying @Bolebo. Sorry it didn't work. Looking at the difference in the number of docs and that there are more than 1000 and I wonder if the purges...

> Despite all tries, all purge instructions seem to be lost. Just curious did you try re-purging them. It seems that should have worked? But I can understand that it...