Hi David, Are you using nested versioned process groups, i.e., does the PG you version control in Step 3 contain a nested PG that is independently versioned?
If you configure the GitFlowPersisence provider for a brand new / empty registry, it should pull the metadata for buckets from git on first start. Hope this helps, Kevin On Feb 14, 2023 at 10:55:04, David Early via users <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I accidentally submitted this with no subject a while back, so this is my > redo. > > We are setting up a Nifi Registry (1.16.3 currently) that is tied to git. > > I get MOST of it working, but run into an issue when I actually try and > use a registry entry. > > Steps: > > 1. Set up registry > 2. Configure git > 3. Start version control on a process group > 4. Check git (it is entered and committed, as expected) > 5. Try and drop the registry item onto the canvas and I get this: > > [image: image.png] > > In the registry: > [image: image.png] > > When I had this configured to use the file based storage, it worked fine > and I could install things from the registry. > > In addition, there is this log message: > > 2023-02-09 21:56:05,784 WARN [NiFi Registry Web Server-16] > o.a.n.registry.service.RegistryService The specified bucket id > [8ef77681-b71d-4687-b627-29e0738d979b] does not exist. > > The problem is that is an OLD bucket.... I reset the registry completely > and even searched the flow.xml for the 2 systems trying to use the registry > and I am STILL getting this error. I even cleaned out the git repo. I am > using the same repo, but deleted everything and commited the delete before > starting the registry up. > > I am a bit lost....any thoughts/ideas? > > David > >
