Airbyte Version: 0.39.20-alpha upgraded to 0.40.12
Source name/version: MySQL : 1.0.13
Destination name/version: Postgres: 0.3.26
Description:
I have a MySQL server in the cloud which syncs everyday to a local on premise postgres instance.
My sync was running every 12 hrs for last 5 months or so before it started failing since Friday.
I went through the sync log, 1st line of log had this message
JSON schema validation failed.errors: $.tunnel_method: must be a constant value NO_TUNNEL
We use SSH Authentication with an authentication key, so I double checked if Airbyte is able to connect to the MySQL database, Then I checked if my connector is updated, It was.
I deleted the source and added the source + connections again but I was still getting the sync errors.
I decided to update the Airbyte instance, and to delete and add the source + connection again.
Well, I’m still getting sync failures. After the update this is the new error message
Failure Origin: source, Message: Something went wrong in the connector. See the logs for more details.
Line 676 of the log, throws out this error:
The main thread is exiting while children non-daemon threads from a connector are still active.
Ideally, this situation should not happen...
Please check with maintainers if the connector or library code should safely clean up its threads before quitting instead
Does anyone know what must be the cause of this? From this error message, it seems there is a problem with the MySQL connector. Should I downgrade to a specific version?
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Hey @gaurang, thanks for your patience - I was out for the Thanksgiving weekend. Are you using OpenSSH by any chance? What was the previous MySQL connector version before updating? I know some users have had a problem with that, I see a PR here but for some reason it was not merged:https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/pull/14876