Pavel Spacil

After deeper investigation I've found out that the issue was caused by presence of class file with class without namespace. It looked like: ``` using System; using NUnit.Framework; [SetUpFixture] public...

Hi, it will give it a try, for some reasons we still use NUnit 3.6.1 so I will upgrade that and rerun. Thanks

I've tried to run same code while using latest NUnit 3.12.0 and issue is gone. @ChrisMaddock I may give it a try but NUnit sources always were a little bit...

Let me add few cents here, I'm downloading plugins based on the list available on `update/teamcity-agent.xml` and copy the archives to `plugins` folder in the container. That somehow works as...

@evanstoner any comments on the cluster name detection? We are running pretty standard EKS cluster with Karpenter-managed nodes and KAC fails to find the cluster name. Could you elaborate what...

[rabbitmq-logs.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17435505/rabbitmq-logs.zip) Attaching debug logs from rabbitmq nodes where 2+1 got deployed...

Hello @juan131, the operator itself is deployed using these values: ```yaml fullnameOverride: rabbitmq clusterOperator: watchAllNamespaces: false watchNamespaces: - rabbitmq msgTopologyOperator: watchAllNamespaces: false watchNamespaces: - rabbitmq ``` I still think that...

Attaching a new [rabbitmq-debug-logs.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17554473/rabbitmq-debug-logs.zip) This time the node 2 started first, the node 1 as a second and based on the logs it tried to cluster with a node 2...

So, I gave it few tries and the success rate is higher now, but not 100%. I still got a non fully connected cluster on some try. Attaching new [rabbitmq.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17659993/rabbitmq.zip)...