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Guice Creation errors on java.time.Clock [BUG] #299
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1 error Do you fixed it? @gamebrigada |
thanks for using anomaly detection and reporting the issue! There seems to be a dependency injection configuration issue. Feel free to try making a fix before the authors do. |
Seems the issue caused by https://github.com/opendistro-for-elasticsearch/anomaly-detection/blob/master/src/main/java/com/amazon/opendistroforelasticsearch/ad/AnomalyDetectorPlugin.java#L531, Will fix and test it. |
@gamebrigada , @khangcnttspkt can you describe more details about your cluster like you install ODFE1.10.1 with RPM? And how did you install AD latest plugin? |
@ylwu-amzn |
I can't reproduce this issue by these steps: Did you installed other plugins except AD? |
Wazuh plugin is also installed. |
If another module is interfering, wouldn't it be best practice to bind safely to prevent this kind of problems? |
Yeah, totally agree. Just want to know where the Clock is bound except AD. |
Removed Clock binding. PR merged, you can build latest AD plugin from source code. I have built one locally, you can download directly. |
You guys rock! Thanks! |
Describe the bug
Elasticsearch anomaly detection plugin version 1.11.0.0 not functioning in upgraded cluster. 1.10.1.0 works fine.
Other plugins installed
All the other default plugins of OpenDistro also Wazuh
To Reproduce
Install anomaly detection plugin on existing cluster
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