Avoid error after upgrading a database#1519
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The `runUpgrade` query server command is mistakenly caching the old dbscheme in memory after running the upgrade. The problem is in the CLI. The workaround is to restart the query server after running an upgrade. This is not a great solution, but considering that explicit upgrades are now very rare. I do not think it is worth putting in too much effort for a proper fix.
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@alexet I am merging this now, but if you want to look at the underlying issue later, we can put in a proper fix at some point. |
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runUpgradequery server command is mistakenly caching the old dbscheme in memory after running the upgrade. The problem is in the CLI. The workaround is to restart the query server after running an upgrade. This is not a great solution, but considering that explicit upgrades are now very rare. I do not think it is worth putting in too much effort for a proper fix.Replace this with a description of the changes your pull request makes.
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