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NAS-132351 / 25.04 / Fix disk device serial migration #14902

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Problem

A migration was added to make VM devices attributes field to be encrypted in EE and backported to FT. However now on FT when migrations are executed, EE migrations run first which makes the field encrypted and then when a migration runs which touches the vm_device table, that fails to execute properly as the field is encrypted now.

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Make sure we treat attributes column as encrypted when running the relevant migration in FT.

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bugclerk commented Nov 8, 2024

@bugclerk bugclerk changed the title Fix disk device serial migration NAS-132351 / 25.04 / Fix disk device serial migration Nov 8, 2024
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bugclerk commented Nov 8, 2024

@Qubad786 Qubad786 merged commit 74687f7 into master Nov 8, 2024
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