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[Bug]: VerneMQ Admin session show command not filtering by topics
Environment
- VerneMQ Version: 1.13.0
- OS: Ubuntu 22.04.5
- Erlang/OTP version (if building from source):
- Cluster size/standalone: 2 nodes
Current Behavior
I have a VerneMQ cluster where the topics are usually in the form of numbers (like 909) and when I run
vmq-admin session show --topic --client_id --is_online --is_online=true
I get something like (there are other clients/topics but it works for the example):
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| client_id | is_online | topic |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 909 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 910 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 911 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
but when I run (with any topic number)
vmq-admin session show --topic --client_id --is_online --is_online=true --topic=909
I always get an empty list
Expected behaviour
If when running
vmq-admin session show --topic --client_id --is_online --is_online=true
I get something like
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| client_id | is_online | topic |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 909 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 910 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 911 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
when running
vmq-admin session show --topic --client_id --is_online --is_online=true --topic=909
I should get something like
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| client_id | is_online | topic |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
| s_01743588989403 | true | 909 |
+------------------------+-----------+----------+
Configuration, logs, error output, etc.
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@ManusoGalan Thanks for reporting. Seems like a bug, yes. (maybe the query parser taking this as an integer directly)
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