- Updated /content/influxdb3/core/reference/cli/influxdb3/serve.md with 84 Core-compatible options
- Excluded 21 Enterprise-only options (like cluster-id, license-email, license-file, mode, compaction options, clustering options, etc.)
- All options now link to the Core configuration documentation
- Fixed the environment variables link to point to Core instead of Enterprise
2. Updated Enterprise serve.md Options Section
- Updated /content/influxdb3/enterprise/reference/cli/influxdb3/serve.md with all 105 configuration options
- Includes both Core and Enterprise-only options
- Maintains proper required option markers for node-id and cluster-id
- All options link to the Enterprise configuration documentation
3. Verified Content Consistency
- Core serve.md: Contains examples without cluster-id parameter (appropriate for Core)
- Enterprise serve.md: Contains examples with both node-id and cluster-id parameters, plus Enterprise-specific mode examples
- Both maintain consistent structure and troubleshooting sections appropriate to their respective products
- Environment variables sections correctly reference their respective configuration documentation
4. Allow Vale to accept "parquet" in lowercase when it appears in:
- Command-line options (e.g., --parquet-mem-cache-size)
- Hyphenated configuration names (e.g., parquet-mem-cache-prune-interval)
- Code blocks or inline code (e.g., `parquet`)
Key Changes Made:
- Core: Now includes 84 options (was 69), excluding Enterprise-only features
- Enterprise: Now includes all 105 options (was 78), comprehensive coverage
- Alphabetical ordering: Both option tables are now properly alphabetized
- New options added: Many previously missing options like buffer-mem-limit-mb, tcp-listener-file-path, telemetry-*, wal-replay-*, etc.
- Proper segregation: Core users no longer see Enterprise-only configuration options
- Vale allows Parquet or parquet in the appropriate context
- Fix the http-write-timeout definition, which should be similar to https://pkg.go.dev/net/http#Server.WriteTimeout
- Add a Vale spelling config for v2 server options
- Add influxdb to the test container packages (for testing service influxdb...)
- Add Dockerfile config and test setup for testing some InfluxDB startup config options (using influxd)
- Pre-commit hook:
- Redo test harness so commands can run in parallel
- Cleanup Vale command args
- Replace lint-staged and husky with Lefthook.
- Pre-push hook:
- Scan for package vulnerabilities
- Tests
- Run tests on demand, in parallel, or debugged using docker compose up, run, exec, etc.
- Each test container (service) runs the prepare-content script before running tests.
- Return to using Python instead of Docker to provide environment variables so they don't get exposed in Docker inspect.
- Bind mount influxctl config.toml and .env.test files
- Bind mount scripts for faster builds while iterating on test scripts.
- Vale:
- Override Acronyms style def--ignore acronym if it's linked.
- Mount a volume to store test project files generated in tests.
- Allow URL and `url` in the linter
- Set timestamp precision for Telegraf example
- Fix Telegraf test, use Python to edit the TOML config file
- Run Vale in a Docker container by running ./.ci/vale/vale.sh <args>
- Define vale lint scripts in package.json. Lint added and changed files for products.
- Define error-level vale linting in the lint-staged configuration for staged files.
- Improve product-specific nomenclature checks (e.g. database vs bucket)
- Simplify vocab terms and allowed words lists.
- Fixes content errors revealed by vale.
Jason Stirnaman
Scott Anderson