June 29, 2020
This page lists additions and changes in v19.1.10 since v19.1.9.
- For a comprehensive summary of features in v19.1, see the v19.1 GA release notes.
- To upgrade to the latest production release of CockroachDB, see this article.
Warning:
Cockroach Labs has discovered a bug relating to incremental backups, for CockroachDB v19.1.0 - v19.1.11. If a backup coincides with an in-progress index creation (backfill), RESTORE
, or IMPORT
, it is possible that a subsequent incremental backup will not include all of the indexed, restored or imported data.
For more information, including other affected versions, see Technical Advisory 63162.
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Downloads
Docker image
$ docker pull cockroachdb/cockroach-unstable:v19.1.10
Security updates
Bug fixes
- Previously, HTTP requests would start to fail with error 503 "
transport: authentication handshake failed: io: read/write on closed pipe
" and never become possible again until restarting the node. This has been fixed. This bug has existed since v2.1 or earlier. #48483 - Previously, when the value passed to
--drain-wait
was very small, but non-zero,cockroach quit
in certain cases would not proceed to perform a hard shutdown. This has been corrected. This bug was present in v19.1.9, v19.2.7, and v20.1.1. #49365 - Fixed a RocksDB bug that could result in inconsistencies in rare circumstances. #50510
Build changes
- Release Docker images are now built on Debian 9.12. #50480
Doc updates
- Updated guidance on node decommissioning. #7304
- Renamed "whitelist/blacklist" terminology to "allowlist/blocklist". #7535
- Updated the Releases navigation in the sidebar to expose the latest Production and Testing releases. #7550
- Fixed scrollbar visibility on Chrome. #7487
Contributors
This release includes 10 merged PRs by 6 authors. We would like to thank the following contributors from the CockroachDB community:
- Drew Kimball (first-time contributor, CockroachDB team member)
- Jackson Owens (first-time contributor, CockroachDB team member)
- James H. Linder (first-time contributor, CockroachDB team member)