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> This is, apparently, not correct. Asking for revision 0 causes etcd to stream updates beginning with whatever revision the server has now, plus one, rather th
by kodablah 7y ago
> This is, apparently, not correct. Asking for revision 0 causes etcd to stream updates beginning with whatever revision the server has now, plus one, rather than the first revision. Asking for revision 1 yields all changes. This behavior was not documented.
I had worked on an alternative etcd impl and had to workaround this assumption as well. It is technically documented in the proto[0], and numeric 0 is of course "unset" or "default" in proto3 land.
One thing I would like to see tested is nested transactions where one txn child mutates something then the second sibling txn child uses that something. I've found that implementation is lacking.
0 - https://github.com/etcd-io/etcd/blob/53f15caf73b9285d6043009fa64c925d5a8f573c/etcdserver/etcdserverpb/rpc.proto#L684 https://github.com/etcd-io/etcd/blob/53f15caf73b9285d6043009...
- aphyr 7y agoThis is also one of the things I suggested that'd be nice to have in the etcd API, along with an AST for boolean operations over guard expressions, more flexible comparators etc. You can emulate these with a sequence of independent transactions, but it'd be nice if the micro-transaction system were a tad more general.