The task configured as boot2 application cannot be executed in SCDF 2.11.0 RC1.

[wqld]

Description:
application: Spring Batch 4
task: Consists of a single application
dataflow: 2.11.0-RC1
env: k8s

When I try to run a task, the following error pop-up occurs.

PreparedStatementCallback; SQL [INSERT INTO BOOT3_TASK_EXECUTION_METADATA (ID, TASK_EXECUTION_ID, TASK_EXECUTION_MANIFEST) VALUES (?, ?, ?)]; ERROR: insert or update on table "boot3_task_execution_metadata" violates foreign key constraint "boot3_task_metadata_fk" Detail: Key (task_execution_id)=(66) is not present in table "boot3_task_execution".; nested exception is org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: insert or update on table "boot3_task_execution_metadata" violates foreign key constraint "boot3_task_metadata_fk" Detail: Key (task_execution_id)=(66) is not present in table "boot3_task_execution".

Is this a bug? or did I miss some setting?

Release versions:
2.11.0-RC1

[cppwfs]

Can you share with us the steps that you took to register the Boot 2 application with spring cloud dataflow?
Thank you

[corneil]

Executed <timestamp || timestamp-batch> && <timestamp3 || timestamp-batch3> with PostgreSQL.

[wqld]

Can you share with us the steps that you took to register the Boot 2 application with spring cloud dataflow? Thank you

Hello @cppwfs, thank you for reply first.

I registered the boot 2 application through the following proccess.

1. click the ADD APPLICATION(S) button in the Applications.
2. click Register one or more applications and enter the name, type(task), boot version(2.x) and uri(container image uri created with spring batch 4.0 in aws ecr).
3. click IMPORT APPLICATION(S) button to complete the registration.

[wqld]

After several registrations and deletions, we confirmed that the container was running with the correct arguments.

    --spring.cloud.deployer.bootVersion=2
    --spring.cloud.task.schemaTarget=boot2
    --spring.batch.jdbc.table-prefix=BATCH_ 
    --spring.cloud.task.tablePrefix=TASK_

[cppwfs]

When you created the application did you include the Spring Cloud Task as a dependency and add the @EnableTask annotations?

[onobc]

Hi @21kyu ,

So did the issue go away? Or are you still seeing problems?

Thanks

[wqld]

When you created the application did you include the Spring Cloud Task as a dependency and add the @EnableTask annotations?

Yes, that's right, all spring batch applications used in SCDF have the @EnableTask annotation added.

[wqld]

Hi @onobc ,

Yes, it's working fine for now. Can I close this issue?

Thank you.

[onobc]

Thanks for confirming @21kyu ,
We want to take another look tomorrow at our team meeting tomorrow and we will probably close it then.

[onobc]

Closing as cannot reproduce.