While we hope for it to be rare, when we ship changes to cdp-backend or cdp-frontend
require changes to the data or file storage system that we cannot make during a normal
pipeline run, or if you want to manage your data in some way, there is a GitHub Action
that allows the passthrough of any command straight to the running GitHub Action
worker.
In our v3.0.4 release of cdp-backend
we added a property to the Session collection that stores the session_context_hash.
This value is incredibly useful for programmatic work but isn't needed for the
web application. As such, if you don't want to run this script, you don't need to,
but it is easy enough to run.
Open up the Run Command GitHub Action and click the "Run workflow" button.
Paste in the following: add_content_hash_to_sessions --google_credentials_file google-creds.json
Click the "Run workflow" button and the backfill process should kick off. (If the run doesn't appear, try refreshing the page.)
If something goes wrong, please create a
GitHub Issue in cdp-backend