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For test developers using the --no-teardown option, it is very useful to have a way to put cluster nodes into a known clean state.
Might look something like
ducktape --cleanup
This would exercise sort of a nuclear option and clear everything on all nodes. One question is how this should work given that what a node even means depends on the Cluster type.
For test developers using the --no-teardown option, it is very useful to have a way to put cluster nodes into a known clean state.
Might look something like
ducktape --cleanup
This would exercise sort of a nuclear option and clear everything on all nodes. One question is how this should work given that what a node even means depends on the Cluster type.
This is related to #19
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