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Re-check files the replica listings disagree on before reporting them - #13808
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Signed-off-by: skettkepalli <sridhar.ettkepalli@eclipse-foundation.org>
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The replica check compares two bucket listings that are taken minutes apart. When an extension is deleted in between, its files are still in the source listing but already gone from the copy, so the check reports them as missing and alerts, although both buckets are identical.
Files the listings disagree on are now checked again directly against S3: a file that no longer exists in the source was deleted, and one with the same ETag on both sides has caught up. Anything else, including a permission error, more than recheckMax files, or a bucket that does not answer, is still reported, and the names of files still missing go to the pod log.
This only changes the check job. It was tested in the job's image against a real case where 18 files of a deleted extension were reported missing, and against controls for a file missing from the copy and an unreachable bucket.
Signed-off-by: skettkepalli sridhar.ettkepalli@eclipse-foundation.org