I think it would be fantastic if this work was burned down before
adding big new chunks of work. The stat is worth keeping an eye on.
+1, keeping in mind that burning down work also means just targeting it for
a different release or closing it. :)
Nick
On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 3:18 PM Sean
Hi Xiangrui
I got it. I will try to refactor any model class not inheriting
JavaModelWrapper and show you it.
Thanks,
Yu
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Hi Sean,
That sounds interesting. I didn't know the client. I will try it later.
Thank you for sharing the information.
Yu
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Not sure if many of you use JIRA Client
(http://almworks.com/jiraclient/overview.html) to keep tabs on JIRA --
definitely worth it -- but if you're on OS X, I wonder if you too have
suddenly been experiencing some type of SSL / keypair error on
syncing? It's something to do with a JIRA server
Hi want to try new tungsten-sort shuffle manager, but on 1 stage
executors start to die with NPE:
15/06/19 17:53:35 WARN TaskSetManager: Lost task 38.0 in stage 41.0 (TID
3176, ip-10-50-225-214.ec2.internal): java.lang.NullPointerException
at
Hey Peter,
I think that this is actually due to an error-handling issue: if you look
at the stack trace that you posted, the NPE is being thrown from an
error-handling branch of a `finally` block:
@Override public void write(scala.collection.IteratorProduct2K, V
records) throws IOException {
Quick point of reference for 1.5.0: 226 issues are Fixed for 1.5.0,
and 388 are Targeted for 1.5.0. So maybe 36% of things to be done for
1.5.0 are complete, and we're in theory 3 of 8 weeks into the merge
window, or 37.5%.
That's nicely on track! assuming, of course, that nothing else is