Add nrt_utils commands to get/set/list backend resource versions #726
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Adds new cli commands to
nrt_utilsfor interacting with the version backend resource (global state, index state, nrt point state, warming queries)getResourceVersion
Get the current version for a resource. This is the version stored in the
_currentobject in S3 that references the current resource value object. If there is no current resource,not_setis returned.setResourceVersion
Set the current version for a resource. This sets the value stored in the
_currentobject in S3 that references the current resource value object. The command checks that the new version object exists before updating the reference.listResourceVersions
List the resource values from S3. A
versionPrefixcan be provided to filter by the time string prefix. Only the first 1000 entries are printed. I think this is ok for now and the prefix can be used to drill down to certain time ranges.