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@dominikl dominikl commented Sep 8, 2025

See title.

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dominikl commented Sep 9, 2025

Tested with pilot-idr0173. Looks good to me. But we should deploy that on idr-testing and do a proper stress test with accessing images directly from s3 (vs goofys mount). What is the best strategy there? As @khaledk2 is using it for search engine related dev. Only run idr-omero / idr-readonly playbooks to apply change or completely re-spawn idr-testing? /cc @sbesson .

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url: "{{ glencoe_artifactory_baseurl }}/{{ item.group }}/{{ item.name }}/{{ item.version }}/{{ item.name }}-{{ item.version }}.jar"
dest: "{{ omero_ms_image_region_folder }}/lib/{{ item.name }}.jar"
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As mentioned at the weekly IDR meeting, the JARs under the micro-service lib folder are versioned so the existing omero-zarr-pixel-buffer JAR might need to be removed as well to ensure the correct version is picked up at deployment time.

Alternatively https://github.com/ome/omero-ms-image-region could be updated to consume the 0.6.0-rc1 version of omero-zarr-pixel-buffer and cut a release candidate that could be used in these playbooks

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Thanks. Yes, I think the alternative approach makes actually more sense than this PR. I'll remove the last commit again.

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dominikl commented Nov 5, 2025

Replaced by #460.

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