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[jira] [Updated] (ATLAS-3411) Relationships : Having multiple
relationships on the same attribute
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-3411?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Mandar Ambawane updated ATLAS-3411:
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Description:
1.Created 2 association relationships between 2 types using the same attribute "rel_attribute".
2.Created entities with the first relationship . Relationship is created successfully.
3. In the entitydef of entity1 , "rel_attribute" is not found in both relatedAttributes / attributes. But in entitydef of entity2 "rel_attribute" is found which contains entity1 information.
This happens only when multiple relations are created on the same attribute.
Repro steps :
1. Create types by posting multi_entity_types.json (to create entity types) and multi_relationships.json (to create relationship typedefs) to v2/types/typedefs
2. Create entities by POSTing multi_entities.json to /v2/entity/bulk
3.Create relationship between the entities by POSTing the multi_relationship_instance.json to /v2/relationship (entity guids to be modified)
In entity1's entitydef, it can be seen that "rel_attirbute" is not present at all though the relationship guid is defined between entity1 and entity2.
was:
1.Created 2 association relationships between 2 types using the same attribute "rel_attribute".
2.Created entities with the first relationship . Relationship is created successfully.
3. In the entitydef of entity1 , "rel_attribute" is not found in both relatedAttributes / attributes. But in entitydef of entity2 "rel_attribute" is found which contains entity1 information.
This happens only when multiple relations are created on the same attribute.
Repro steps (Attached the payloads) :
1. Create types by posting multi_entity_types.json (to create entity types) and multi_relationships.json (to create relationship typedefs) to v2/types/typedefs
2. Create entities by POSTing multi_entities.json to /v2/entity/bulk
3.Create relationship between the entities by POSTing the multi_relationship_instance.json to /v2/relationship (entity guids to be modified)
In entity1's entitydef, it can be seen that "rel_attirbute" is not present at all though the relationship guid is defined between entity1 and entity2.
> Relationships : Having multiple relationships on the same attribute
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>
> Key: ATLAS-3411
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-3411
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Mandar Ambawane
> Assignee: Mandar Ambawane
> Priority: Major
>
> 1.Created 2 association relationships between 2 types using the same attribute "rel_attribute".
> 2.Created entities with the first relationship . Relationship is created successfully.
> 3. In the entitydef of entity1 , "rel_attribute" is not found in both relatedAttributes / attributes. But in entitydef of entity2 "rel_attribute" is found which contains entity1 information.
> This happens only when multiple relations are created on the same attribute.
> Repro steps :
> 1. Create types by posting multi_entity_types.json (to create entity types) and multi_relationships.json (to create relationship typedefs) to v2/types/typedefs
> 2. Create entities by POSTing multi_entities.json to /v2/entity/bulk
> 3.Create relationship between the entities by POSTing the multi_relationship_instance.json to /v2/relationship (entity guids to be modified)
> In entity1's entitydef, it can be seen that "rel_attirbute" is not present at all though the relationship guid is defined between entity1 and entity2.
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