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@kvahed kvahed commented Dec 4, 2019

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@kvahed kvahed added the 9 WIP label Dec 4, 2019
@kvahed kvahed self-assigned this Dec 4, 2019
@jsteemann jsteemann added this to the devel milestone Jan 30, 2020
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When using the option --server.statistics-history false the StatisticsWorker thread will be a nullptr and thus any call /_admin(metrics will crash the server.

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mchacki commented Mar 13, 2020

The request of @maierlars has been partly addressed, the crash is fixed.
However we desire a different version of the fix in another PR.

@mchacki mchacki merged commit 376a8cc into devel Mar 13, 2020
@mchacki mchacki deleted the bug-fix/missing-metrics branch March 13, 2020 14:17
ObiWahn added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 16, 2020
…-fix/validation-fixes-and-improvements

* 'devel' of https://github.com/arangodb/arangodb: (25 commits)
  Do not instantiate snipped if not collection is found on the server. (#11281)
  Add entries related to search features in 3.7
  fix bug (#11279)
  Docs: Add DocuBlocks for document validation. (#11228)
  Feature/ngram similarity function (#11276)
  Fixed production check, removed assertion (#11273)
  fix compile warning
  Cluster Metrics (#11234)
  Feature/satellite graphs (#11015)
  fix newly created supervision bug with incremental updates (#11269)
  remove useless std::cout output
  fix yet more compile warnings
  Implement memory detection override. (#11268)
  implement a global deadline when running testcode in the local arangosh (#11123)
  Encryption key rotation (#11080)
  fix compile warnings
  fix compile warnings
  Feature/aql subquery execution block impl execute implementation (#10606)
  missing metrics (#10625)
  Bug fix/supervision server cleanup (#11187)
  ...
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