Hi Jeff, This sees like a great opportunity for you to add some value. I'd welcome that. It seems rude to me to beat up the folks who have been driving the majority of the work on a project to do more. In general I don't think its good open source etiquete to ask others to contribute their time to address your concerns. This is a community of volunteers after all.
If you're wondering why I am asserting that arun and company have done the majority of the work on 23, check out the last graph on this post, or look at the commit logs. http://www.hortonworks.com/the-yahoo-effect/ If you are interested in doing some work, I'd suggest starting by wiring in the work on gridmix and pigmix that members of the our mapreduce and pig teams have contributed. That's several man-years worth of testing contributed to the community. These are the center pieces of our testing. Go wild. Follow your passion, E14 On Sep 29, 2011, at 11:00 AM, Jeff Hammerbacher wrote: >> >> As you know, me & my team at HW along with folks at Y do a lot of manual >> testing along with tests like GridMix/PigMix etc. >> >> The basic idea is to test all features of HDFS, MapReduce, Streaming, Pipes >> etc. Similarly for Pig, Hive, Oozie. I'm sure none of this is news to you. >> >> Similarly we test for performance for all aspects of MapReduce. > > > Why not make the code for these tests available to the community via > Bigtop?
