Drop all partially works for schema

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Hello,

For my tests I use the {DropAll: true} alteration with the go client at the beginning of my tests, the I set the schema. Works fine with the tests, also data and schema are as expected when I look them from ratel.

But each time I run my tests, it adds a new bulk of:

2018/09/08 12:09:00 mutation.go:141: Done schema update predicate [...]

to the logs of the dgraph server.

So let’s say my schema has 10 indexes defined, so after running 10 times my tests, when I start the dgraph test server I get 100 “update predicate” lines in my log.
And of course it slows progressively the starting of the dgraph test server.

If I remove the data folders, it clears that aggregation but after that it keeps growing again.

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The solution is simple, use “-s schema.schema” in BulkLoad in the first setup.
In other bulkloads do not use the flag -s.

3

Sorry but this is not a bulk load, I just start the server normally with a supposedly empty database

4

All ten times you do your tests, do you clean the Dgraph?

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Yes. As I said, I systematically do a drop all and then an alter schema at the beginning of my tests.
In ratel, the database is fine: No data, schema well defined.
But when I start the server, the schema seems to be duplicated as many times as I launched my tests. According to the logs anyway

6

This looks like a bug. Can you file an issue on GitHub?

7

I cannot reproduce it anymore.
If it ever happens again, I’ll submit an issue.
Thanks.

8

Problem still here, but I cannot produce a basic program that reproduces it.
When I run my tests with a count=10 for instance, each time I run them again the total time increases because of that, but it doesn’t influence the test results.

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