Not sure if this should be a new report or added to this one, so I'll start here and create a new report if directed to.
I am trying to execute do-release-upgrade and I'm getting this error message:
Currently, you have RabbitMQ server installed, which is not directly
upgradable to the newer version. Upgrading may prevent the server
from starting due to missing feature flags.
I am currently on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS and have executed apt update and upgrade.
My RabbitMQ seems to be the latest RabbitMQ release, according to rabbitmq.com
sudo rabbitmqctl version
returns:
3.13.7
I'm not sure what exactly the issue is, especially since it seems like I'm already on the latest version of RabbitMQ. My assumption (like wrong) is there is an issue with one or more tests in the ubuntu-release-upgrader.
Not sure if this should be a new report or added to this one, so I'll start here and create a new report if directed to.
I am trying to execute do-release-upgrade and I'm getting this error message:
Currently, you have RabbitMQ server installed, which is not directly
upgradable to the newer version. Upgrading may prevent the server
from starting due to missing feature flags.
I am currently on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS and have executed apt update and upgrade.
My RabbitMQ seems to be the latest RabbitMQ release, according to rabbitmq.com
sudo rabbitmqctl version
returns:
3.13.7
All feature flags are currently enabled except for khepri_db: mirrored_ queue_version enabled queue_type_ delivery_ support enabled queues_ endpoint enabled exchange_ routing_ v2 enabled unroutable_ metric enabled basic_get_ metric enabled default_ bindings enabled records_ in_ets enabled mode_status enabled containers enabled containers_ deaths_ v2 enabled queue_non_ voters enabled sac_coordinator _unblock_ group enabled single_ active_ consumer enabled update_ config_ command enabled records_ in_ets enabled host_metadata enabled
Listing feature flags ...
name state
classic_
classic_
detailed_
direct_
drop_
empty_
feature_flags_v2 enabled
implicit_
khepri_db disabled
listener_
maintenance_
message_
message_
quorum_queue enabled
quorum_
restart_streams enabled
stream_filtering enabled
stream_queue enabled
stream_
stream_
stream_
tracking_
user_limits enabled
virtual_
I'm not sure what exactly the issue is, especially since it seems like I'm already on the latest version of RabbitMQ. My assumption (like wrong) is there is an issue with one or more tests in the ubuntu- release- upgrader.