ticdc: correct the tiup cluster command #21135
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Summary of Changes
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The primary intent of this PR, based on the title and the changes, is to correct the documentation for using tiup cluster commands specifically for managing the TiCDC component. It appears that the existing documentation was missing the required <cluster-name> argument for several commands.
The changes in this pull request are focused solely on updating the ticdc/deploy-ticdc.md documentation file to include the necessary <cluster-name> placeholder in the command examples.
Highlights
- Documentation Correction: This pull request corrects the command syntax shown in the TiCDC deployment documentation (
ticdc/deploy-ticdc.md) fortiup cluster reload,stop,start, andrestartcommands when targeting thecdccomponent. The correction involves adding the required<cluster-name>argument.
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- ticdc/deploy-ticdc.md
- Corrected the
tiup cluster reload -R cdccommand example to include<cluster-name>. - Corrected the
tiup cluster stop -R cdccommand example to include<cluster-name>. - Corrected the
tiup cluster start -R cdccommand example to include<cluster-name>. - Corrected the
tiup cluster restart -R cdccommand example to include<cluster-name>.
- Corrected the
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Code Review
This is a helpful correction to the tiup cluster commands in the TiCDC deployment documentation. Adding the <cluster-name> placeholder significantly improves the technical accuracy and usability of the commands, ensuring users have the correct syntax to follow.
The changes align well with the documentation style guide, particularly in maintaining clarity and using backticks for command syntax (Style Guide lines 34-35), and enhancing technical accuracy (Style Guide line 16).
Overall, this is a good, clear update. Thank you for this contribution!
Summary of Findings
- Command Syntax Correction: The pull request correctly adds the essential
<cluster-name>placeholder to severaltiup clustercommands. This significantly improves the technical accuracy and practical usability of the documented procedures. - Documentation Clarity: The changes make the instructions clearer and easier for users to follow, reducing potential confusion when executing TiUP commands.
- Style Guide Adherence: The modifications are consistent with the documentation style guide, particularly in ensuring commands are accurately represented and easy to understand.
Merge Readiness
These changes are a clear and important improvement to the documentation, correcting essential command syntax for TiCDC deployment and management. The pull request is well-prepared and addresses a key aspect of technical accuracy. I recommend it for merging after any standard checks are complete. As a reviewer, I am not authorized to approve the PR, but it has my strong support.
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| 3. Run the `tiup cluster reload -R cdc` command to reload the configuration. | |||
| 3. Run the `tiup cluster reload <cluster-name> -R cdc` command to reload the configuration. | |||
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Excellent correction! Adding the <cluster-name> placeholder is crucial for the command's accuracy and usability, directly benefiting users trying to follow these instructions. This change enhances the technical accuracy of the document, which is a key aspect of our style guide.1
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| - Stop TiCDC: `tiup cluster stop <cluster-name> -R cdc` | ||
| - Start TiCDC: `tiup cluster start <cluster-name> -R cdc` | ||
| - Restart TiCDC: `tiup cluster restart <cluster-name> -R cdc` |
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These corrections to include <cluster-name> in the stop, start, and restart commands are also very important for ensuring users can successfully manage their TiCDC nodes. This improves the clarity and correctness of the instructions, aligning with the style guide's principles.12
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