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This pull request introduces a change to the default configuration for network nodes, specifically enabling persistent volume claims for ledger data by default. This adjustment aims to streamline the setup process for users who require data persistence, ensuring that storage is automatically configured without manual intervention.
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- Default Persistence: The default value for
persistence.enabledhas been changed fromfalsetotruein thevalues.yamlfile for network nodes.
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This pull request correctly enables persistence by default, which is a sensible configuration for blockchain nodes. However, this change in default behavior is a breaking change for existing users. It's crucial to document this in the pull request description and release notes. Furthermore, introducing a breaking change warrants a major version increase for the Helm chart (e.g., to 2.0.0) to follow Semantic Versioning principles, rather than a patch release. This signals the breaking nature of the change to users.
| persistence: | ||
| # -- (bool) Enable persistent volume claims for ledger data. | ||
| enabled: false | ||
| enabled: true |
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Changing this default to true constitutes a breaking change. Users who upgrade this chart and rely on the previous default (persistence disabled) will unexpectedly have persistent volumes created. This can lead to deployment failures or unintended resource consumption. Per Semantic Versioning, breaking changes should trigger a major version bump in Chart.yaml (e.g., from 1.0.13 to 2.0.0). This change should also be clearly announced in the pull request description and any release notes.
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