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[Auditbeat] System module: Fix and unify bucket closing logic #10897
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…c#10897) The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module. (cherry picked from commit e007c9c)
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…c#10897) The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module. (cherry picked from commit e007c9c)
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…c#10897) The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module. (cherry picked from commit e007c9c)
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…c#10897) The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module. (cherry picked from commit e007c9c)
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…ucket closing logic (#11026) Cherry-pick of PR #10897 to 7.x branch. Original message: The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module.
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#11027) The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module. (cherry picked from commit e007c9c)
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…ucket closing logic (#11029) Cherry-pick of PR #10897 to 6.6 branch. Original message: The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module.
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…ucket closing logic (#11028) Cherry-pick of PR #10897 to 6.7 branch. Original message: The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module.
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…unify bucket closing logic (elastic#11029) Cherry-pick of PR elastic#10897 to 6.6 branch. Original message: The `host` dataset is erroneously trying to save state in its `Close()` method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end of `Fetch()` - and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in its `reportState()` method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regular `reportChanges()` is run. This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module.
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The
host
dataset is erroneously trying to save state in itsClose()
method. It should have saved the state earlier - usually at the end ofFetch()
- and then should only close the bucket (something it is not doing at all). At the same time, it is not saving state in itsreportState()
method. Combined, this can lead to an error when the dataset is terminated before the first regularreportChanges()
is run.This fixes both issues and furthermore unifies the bucket closing logic across all six datasets of the System module.