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fix: use per-CF RocksDB options in drop-column-families dbtool command#3165

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fix: use per-CF RocksDB options in drop-column-families dbtool command#3165
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@mlegner mlegner commented Mar 20, 2026

The DropStorageColumnFamiliesFromConfig command was opening the DB with identical global options for every column family. CFs with custom merge operators (aggregate_blob_info, per_object_blob_info, event_cursor, etc.) need those operators registered to replay WAL entries on open.

The `DropStorageColumnFamiliesFromConfig` command was opening the DB with
identical global options for every column family. CFs with custom merge
operators (aggregate_blob_info, per_object_blob_info, event_cursor, etc.)
need those operators registered to replay WAL entries on open.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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mlegner commented Mar 20, 2026

This is just for temporary use, we'd need to make this a bit more robust as a permanent solution.

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I think this is no longer needed after the node successfully started recovery.

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