The Scylla team is pleased to announce the release of Scylla 2.0.4, a bugfix release of the Scylla 2.0 stable branch. Release 2.0.4, like all past and future 2.x.y releases, is backward compatible and supports rolling upgrades. Please note the latest stable open source release is Scylla 2.1.3, and you are encouraged to upgrade to it.
Related Links:
- Get Scylla 2.0.4 – Docker, binary packages, and EC2 AMI
- Get started with Scylla 2.0
- Upgrade from 2.0.x to 2.0.y
- Please let us know if you encounter any problems
Bugs Fixed in this Release:
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- Streaming sender-side failures were not propagated to the receiving side. #1743
- Streaming many column families at the same time generated many small sstables on the receiving side. #3065
- Streaming may overload a new node which fails to boot as a result. #3258, 3311
- CQL prepared statements are now properly evicted, thus preventing server OOM when preparing many unique statements. #2747
- Authentication requests might return expired permission from cache. #2590
- Dropping a keyspace with a User Defined Type(UDT) resulted in an error: “InvalidRequest: Error from server: code=2200 [Invalid query] message=”Unknown type…”. #3068
- Scylla aborted with an “Assertion `end >= _stream_position’ failed” exception. This occurred when querying a partition with no clustering ranges (happened on a counter table with no live rows) which also didn’t have static columns. #3304
- In some rare cases when one or more nodes were down, a Scylla gossip bug caused Scylla to exit with a segmentation fault. #3299
- In some cases, a removed node (removed using nodetool) failed to bootstrap. #3331
- A TLS session can be closed while an IO continuation is still in flight, causing a “system:32, Broken pipe” error #3358
- In a case where gossip information is not available yet, for example during a cluster init, nodetool gossipinfo may fail with NullPointerException. #3330
- sstableloader does not support User Defined Type(UDT). scylla-tools-java #57
- sstableloader cannot bind prepared statement for a table using “date” type. scylla-tools-java #59
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