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Currently the Druid datasource names needs to be globally unique per the following uniqueness constraint however I sense it only needs to be unique for a given cluster., i.e., it's viable that multiple Druid clusters could have a datasource with the same name.
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Superset version
0.19.1
Expected results
You should be able to create/update a Druid Datasource (druiddatasourcemodelview/add) where the datasource name is unique only within the confines of the cluster.
Actual results
Already exists.
Steps to reproduce
Ensure you have at least two Druid clusters defined.
Try creating a datasource in cluster B which has the same name as an existing datasource in cluster A.
The uniqueness constraint will prevent the datasource from being created.
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Currently the Druid datasource names needs to be globally unique per the following uniqueness constraint however I sense it only needs to be unique for a given cluster., i.e., it's viable that multiple Druid clusters could have a datasource with the same name.
Make sure these boxes are checked before submitting your issue - thank you!
Superset version
0.19.1
Expected results
You should be able to create/update a Druid Datasource (druiddatasourcemodelview/add) where the datasource name is unique only within the confines of the cluster.
Actual results
Already exists.
Steps to reproduce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: