Extend known issues in ReleaseNotes

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@@ -11,6 +11,23 @@ recommended to apply the new `optimize-db` flag, which runs the sqlite `ANALYZE`
and `VACUUM` commands. Depending on your database size (more then 40GB) the and `VACUUM` commands. Depending on your database size (more then 40GB) the
`VACUUM` may take up to 2h. `VACUUM` may take up to 2h.
## Known issues
- The new dynamic memory management is not bullet proof yet across restarts.
Buffers that are kept outside the retention period may be lost across a
restart. We will fix that in a subsequent patch release.
- To use the new log viewer (which is only working when starting cc-backend with
systemd) in the admin interface the user under which the cc-backend process is
running has to be allowed to execute the journalctl command.
- The user configuration keys for the ui have changed. Therefore old user
configuration persisted in the database is not used anymore. It is recommended
to configure the metrics shown in the ui-config sestion and remove all records
in the table after the update.
- Currently energy footprint metrics of type energy are ignored for calculating
total energy.
- With energy footprint metrics of type power the unit is ignored and it is
assumed the metric has the unit Watt.
## Changes in 1.5.1 ## Changes in 1.5.1
### Database ### Database
@@ -309,12 +326,3 @@ _The sections below document all features and changes introduced in the 1.5.0 ma
- If using the archive retention feature, configure the `target-format` option - If using the archive retention feature, configure the `target-format` option
to choose between `json` (default) and `parquet` output formats to choose between `json` (default) and `parquet` output formats
- Consider enabling nodestate retention if you track node states over time - Consider enabling nodestate retention if you track node states over time
## Known issues
- The new dynamic memory management is not bullet proof yet across restarts. We
will fix that in a subsequent patch release
- Currently energy footprint metrics of type energy are ignored for calculating
total energy.
- With energy footprint metrics of type power the unit is ignored and it is
assumed the metric has the unit Watt.