Flowctl --overwrite does not overwrite changed specs #1590
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Use the _local_ scope, NOT the remote one, to determine the existing local scope of a resource which is being kept or over-written. We must also clear out imports of a local spec which is being replaced, because the replacement is a fully inline model, and we're typically going to indirect it before writing out resources, which would otherwise result in duplicated imports. Fixes #1590 Fixes #1558
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Use the _local_ scope, NOT the remote one, to determine the existing local scope of a resource which is being kept or over-written. We must also clear out imports of a local spec which is being replaced, because the replacement is a fully inline model, and we're typically going to indirect it before writing out resources, which would otherwise result in duplicated imports. Fixes #1590 Fixes #1558
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I found a bug where when I:
flowctl catalog pull-specs --prefix "$source" --overwrite)flowctl catalog pull-specs --prefix "$source" --overwrite)They don't change locally, if I
rmthem locally and then pull again, they are correct.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: