On 10/05/11 11:15, Paolo Castagna wrote:
Hi Andy
Andy Seaborne wrote:
Fuseki does not currently compile and some other things have changed
without warning in such a way a build would affect a user:
I would prefer that systems are always in a state whereby they can be
built and released unless they is good reason and notification.
Yes, I agree.
1/ Depends on a non-existent TDB 0.8.11-SNAPSHOT
Sorry, I didn't spot this immediately (since I had TDB 0.8.11-SNAPSHOT
in my
local Maven repository).
Will publishing a TDB 0.8.11-SNAPSHOT fix the problem?
But there are a mix of outstanding patches for ARQ and TDB. What state
is Fuseki in?
However, at release time Fuseki will need to depend only on non
SNAPSHOT artifacts though.
2/ Introduces a dependency on talis-oss-snapshots Maven repository.
I'll remove this one.
Is it possible to have a SNAPSHOT for LARQ on the Jena's repo-dev?
Yes - I have to do it because the file permissions are set up right and
I've never got round to fixing it.
But this should not matter
3/ Updating the dependencies does not get a working development system.
Could you expand on this?
I updated Fuseki - it does not compile even after updating the
dependencies.
It also uses LARQ and seems to force Lucene 3 - isn't that a one-way
migration isn't it?
LARQ in ARQ depends on Lucene v2.3.1
LARQ as separate module depends on Lucene v3.1.0.
Yes - but what is the migration plan for LARQ?
Is the next release of ARQ going to have just separate LARQ or a mixture
of internal and external modules? (seems kind of complicated). When
does this happen?
Some methods have been deprecated and then removed from Lucene v3.x,
therefore it is not possible to have a system using Lucene v3.x which
allows for a drop-in replacement if someone needs to an older version
of Lucene.
I can revert the changes, but having LARQ available in Fuseki is really
valuable for me (and I suspect many other Fuseki users).
See above on migration plan. Basically, what is going on? Suppose a
serious bug comes up in ARQ? TDB? Fuseki? can it be fixed and released now?
Paolo
Andy
