Main branch trino-taxi-data install error

[Wolfb34]

The version of the trino-taxi-data demo on the main branch uses a faulty stack: superset.yaml has a listenerClass in the wrong location in the config file. This causes the installation of the demo to fail.

In the release branches, this issue is not present. I could install the demo by cloning the repository and checking out the release branch. This was the only way I could see to change release installs, as the demo install command does not support changing the online release as far as I can tell.

I'd like to suggest updating the main branch version of the demo to remove this error.

Incorrect file on main:

apiVersion: superset.stackable.tech/v1alpha1
kind: SupersetCluster
metadata:
  name: superset
spec:
  image:
    productVersion: 4.1.2
  clusterConfig:
    credentialsSecret: superset-credentials
    mapboxSecret: superset-mapbox-api-key
  nodes:
    config:
      listenerClass: external-unstable
    roleGroups:
      default:
        replicas: 1

Correct file on branch release-25.3:

apiVersion: superset.stackable.tech/v1alpha1
kind: SupersetCluster
metadata:
  name: superset
spec:
  image:
    productVersion: 4.1.1
  clusterConfig:
    listenerClass: external-unstable
    credentialsSecret: superset-credentials
    mapboxSecret: superset-mapbox-api-key
  nodes:
    roleGroups:
      default:
        replicas: 1

[NickLarsenNZ]

Hi @Wolfb34, thanks for raising this issue.

This is about to be fixed as part of the demo testing in the upcoming SDP release (tracked here: stackabletech/issues#722).

As for why this happened: We recently implemented Listener support across the remaining operators (tracked here: stackabletech/issues#692) which introduced some breaking changes.

Which version of stackablectl are you using? In recent versions of stackablectl, the default release is the latest stable (currently 25.3).

You can explicitly set it like so:

stackablectl demo install --release 25.3 trino-taxi-data

[Wolfb34]

That's good to know, thank you.

Interestingly enough I had 24.11.1 installed on the cluster. The error disappeared after updating.

I think I was confused by the --release_file argument. I double checked, and --release was only shown with demo install, not just demo. That's where I went wrong. After updating this was corrected.

[NickLarsenNZ]

This should be resolved now since these fixes: #246 and #254

You can test it out with:

stackablectl demo install --release dev trino-taxi-data

Feel free to reopen the issue if it is still a problem.