system_update_recovery_finish

Instructs the system that a system recovery operation ("mupdate") was completed using the software in the specified release.

The system recovery operation is used to bypass the control plane to deploy known-working software when the control plane itself is not functioning or otherwise unable to update itself. When the control plane detects this, it stops making any changes to deployed software to avoid reverting the recovery itself. This operation puts the control plane back in charge of determining what software should be deployed, instructing it that the specified software (which is also what's currently running) is what's supposed to be deployed.

If the control plane knows the version of all running software (e.g., a single sled was recovered to the same version as the rest of the rack), requests where the provided version does not match what's currently running will fail. If the control plane does not know the version of all running software (e.g., the entire rack was mupdated to a new release), requests with an incorrect provided version will succeed, but the control plane will continue to avoid changing deployed software until this operation is invoked with the correct version.

This endpoint should only be called at the direction of Oxide support.