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I have an existing DHF project with the standard setup of STAGING and FINAL databases. I followed this procedure (https://marklogic-community.github.io/grove/guides/data-hub-framework/) to set up a grove project to consume data from the DHF FINAL database. More specifically I deleted everything except the module-database.json in the ml-config/databases folder so the Grove project only has its own module database.
Delete content-database.json, schemas-database.json, and triggers-database.json from marklogic/ml-config/databases/
It all worked fine and my Grove React app was up and running. However, when I finished my exploration and ran mlUndeploy from the Grove project, it reported an error saying the FINAL database was in use. Then I realized that the undeploy task has deleted all the forests (and the data) associated with my DHF FINAL database. Why would this happen? Isn't it supposed to only remove Grove related artifacts?
Run ./gradlew mlUndeploy from marklogic if you ran mlDeploy previously, to get rid of Grove-specific artifacts.
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I have an existing DHF project with the standard setup of STAGING and FINAL databases. I followed this procedure (https://marklogic-community.github.io/grove/guides/data-hub-framework/) to set up a grove project to consume data from the DHF FINAL database. More specifically I deleted everything except the
module-database.json
in the ml-config/databases folder so the Grove project only has its own module database.It all worked fine and my Grove React app was up and running. However, when I finished my exploration and ran
mlUndeploy
from the Grove project, it reported an error saying the FINAL database was in use. Then I realized that the undeploy task has deleted all the forests (and the data) associated with my DHF FINAL database. Why would this happen? Isn't it supposed to only remove Grove related artifacts?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: