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Project can not be accessed or deleted via Portal (WebUI) or API #18200
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Because chartmuseum is deprecated in Harbor, suggest to reconfig Harbor without the
Restart Harbor and try again. |
Thanks for the reply. Since many of our internal teams still using this component (especially for production deployments) , we can not easily shut it down. Bu we are preparing a migration plan. Until then, it would be great if you can help us to delete the "broken" project. There was one suggestion, to empty the redis cache. Can you say, which one one the db entries we can / should delete, in oder to check if we can then delete the project? 😄 |
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Hi,
i want to report the following issue: one particular habor project can not be accessed or deleted via
Portal
orAPI
Version v2.5.4-a39bd2bc
https://<redacted-company-url>/api/v2.0/projects/1101
chartmuseum
GET /projects
the result is:0
but there is one helm chart with ~300 version in this projectDELETE: /projects/{projectID}
redis
cache, but with this we are not so familiar, if we search through the redis clikeys *chart*
we get this result:keys *chart*
, we get:Question: which one of them is to clean up? Both? Thank you for your support.
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