Confluence -> Postgres sync always erroring out

Connector Questions & Issues
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  • Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: Yes
  • OS Version / Instance: MacOS
  • Memory / Disk: 16GB / 500 GB
  • Deployment: Docker but running locally on localhost:8000
  • Airbyte Version: 610c9c01df8b9b431a27837aa8761a712332ff22 commit on Github
  • Source name/version: Confluence 0.1.1
  • Destination name/version: Postgres 1.0.45
  • Step: Sync
  • Description: I am able to create my Confluence source and Postgres destination. Testing and setting up the connection works for both. However, when I try to sync, I get an exception saying Thread starvation or clock leap detected. Specifically
2023-02-22 05:37:28 source > Starting syncing SourceConfluence
2023-02-22 05:37:28 source > Syncing stream: pages 
2023-02-22 05:38:24 WARN c.n.s.JsonMetaSchema(newValidator):278 - Unknown keyword user - you should define your own Meta Schema. If the keyword is irrelevant for validation, just use a NonValidationKeyword
2023-02-22 05:38:47 destination > integration args: {catalog=destination_catalog.json, write=null, config=destination_config.json}
2023-02-22 05:38:48 destination > Running integration: io.airbyte.integrations.base.ssh.SshWrappedDestination
2023-02-22 05:38:49 destination > Command: WRITE
2023-02-22 05:39:04 destination > Integration config: IntegrationConfig{command=WRITE, configPath='destination_config.json', catalogPath='destination_catalog.json', statePath='null'}
2023-02-22 05:41:54 destination > Unknown keyword order - you should define your own Meta Schema. If the keyword is irrelevant for validation, just use a NonValidationKeyword
2023-02-22 05:41:56 destination > Unknown keyword airbyte_secret - you should define your own Meta Schema. If the keyword is irrelevant for validation, just use a NonValidationKeyword
2023-02-22 05:51:44 destination > Starting connection with method: NO_TUNNEL
2023-02-22 05:54:02 destination > HikariPool-1 - Starting...
2023-02-22 05:54:03 destination > HikariPool-1 - Start completed.
2023-02-22 05:54:04 destination > Write config: WriteConfig{streamName=pages, namespace=null, outputSchemaName=public, tmpTableName=_airbyte_tmp_jyl_pages, outputTableName=_airbyte_raw_pages, syncMode=overwrite}
2023-02-22 05:54:05 destination > class io.airbyte.integrations.destination.buffered_stream_consumer.BufferedStreamConsumer started.
2023-02-22 05:54:05 destination > Preparing tmp tables in destination started for 1 streams
2023-02-22 05:54:05 destination > Preparing tmp table in destination started for stream pages. schema: public, tmp table name: _airbyte_tmp_jyl_pages
2023-02-22 05:54:08 destination > Preparing tables in destination completed.
2023-02-22 06:07:10 destination > HikariPool-1 - Thread starvation or clock leap detected (housekeeper delta=1m18s254ms252µs371ns).

with the full log attached below. I’m pretty sure the Postgres destination is set-up correctly since I was able to sync Pokeapi through to it without many issues, but it says the error is in the destination. Another note: Whenever I try this connector, the first two attempts always fail too and the starvation ends up on the third attempt.

Any advice for how to proceed? Thanks!

522fb751_ba48_4462_b1a1_824037ff5dc9_logs_5_txt (1).txt (94.6 KB)

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