Guillermo Purro
04/08/2025, 9:56 AMcurl --location '<https://hostname.a1.typesense.net/collections/products_prod/documents/search?q=&per_page=32&page=1&query_by=barcodes%2Cskus%2Cmanufacturer.mfrNumbers%2Cdescription%2CsupplierDescriptions&filter_by=productId%3A%3D319083%20%26%26%20catalogIds%3A%3D37480>' \
curl --location '<https://hostname.a1.typesense.net/collections/products_prod/documents/search?q=&per_page=32&page=1&query_by=barcodes%2Cskus%2Cmanufacturer.mfrNumbers%2Cdescription%2CsupplierDescriptions&filter_by=productId%3A%3D319083>' \
I am pointing this out to you just because if you were thinking the problem was limited to multi-instance clusters (only affecting the followers), it is not, making it harder for us to mitigate in our Production environment (even our current daily full-sync is not fixing this situation).
We are thinking of creating new collections and loading all the documents. Unfortunately, this is the only way we have found to solve this. So, we would like to know:
1) Is it worth keeping these "corrupted" collections to let you investigate this issue? If we do this, we'll consume more RAM in our Production server, and we do not want to do this unnecessarily.
2) Could you share this situation internally so as to confirm you will be finding and fixing the root cause of this? we are extremely concerned since we are experiencing these issues in our Prod env (we are not able to do a downgrade since we are using features included in v28), and they are affecting us seriously.
Thanks for your help. Any suggestions will be welcome.