In the following code, the difference of the clients in the group vs the clients themselves is using .abs.
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ui.warn "There are #{(existing_group_data['clients'].length - clients_in_org.length).abs} missing clients in #{org}'s client group file #{clients_group_path}. If this is not intentional do NOT proceed with a restore until corrected. `knife tidy backup clean` will auto-correct this. https://github.com/chef-customers/knife-tidy" |
In the case where the clients group has 1 or more clients that no longer exist, then the message show is misleading.
There are 2 missing clients in PROD_ORG's client group file /path/organizations/PROD_ORG/groups/client.json. If this is not intentional do NOT proceed with a restore until corrected. knife tidy backup clean will auto-correct this. https://github.com/chef-customers/knife-tidy
When in fact it should say something like
There are 2 clients in clients in PROD_ORG's client group file /path/organizations/PROD_ORG/groups/client.json that no longer exist.
The way this could happen is if some clients were deleted during the knife-ec-backup, after the client group data was exported but before the client data was exported.
In the following code, the difference of the clients in the group vs the clients themselves is using
.abs.knife-ec-backup/lib/chef/knife/ec_base.rb
Line 261 in 7dd063d
In the case where the
clientsgroup has 1 or more clients that no longer exist, then the message show is misleading.When in fact it should say something like
The way this could happen is if some clients were deleted during the
knife-ec-backup, after the client group data was exported but before the client data was exported.