Re: Apache Jackrabbit 1.2.2 release plan
Hi, On 1/19/07, Jukka Zitting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: There are a few clustering improvements and some minor bugs already reported and fixed against the 1.2.1 release that is currently being voted on. Instead of further delaying the main release I am planning to create a 1.2.2 patch release in a few weeks after the main release gets published. I've updated the 1.2 branch with the issues currently targeted for 1.2.2. Let me know if there are some other issues you'd like to see fixed in this patch release. The current list of issues targeted for 1.2.2 is: New features * [JCR-702] - Allow database as backend for clustering Improvements * [JCR-703] - Add signature and major/minor version to the journal ... Bug fixes * [JCR-708] - SearchManager might throw when handling cluster event * [JCR-710] - NullPointerException in DatabasePersistenceManager and ... * [JCR-711] - Select * does not return declared properties of node ... * [JCR-712] - NPE Exception Thrown By FileJournal During Commit Operation * [JCR-713] - ConcurrentModificationException during registration of ... * [JCR-715] - Missing jackrabbit-rmi-service.xml from ... BR, Jukka Zitting
RE: Apache Jackrabbit 1.2.2 release plan
Hi Jukka! > I've updated the 1.2 branch with the issues currently targeted for 1.2.2. > Let me know if there are some other issues you'd like to see fixed in this > patch release. I've just created the issue JCR-725 (about making cache sizes in CacheManager configurable) and attached a proposed patch. Do you think it could be included in 1.2.2? The thing is that we have hundreds of workspaces with plenty of data and the cache easily took up several hundred megabytes before limiting the size in version 1.2. Now while limiting the size of caches is definitely a good idea, I would not like a constant upper limit to unnecessarily decrease the repository's performance. The patch is really trivial and by default changes nothing, so I don't think it could cause much trouble. Regards, Jaka
Re: Apache Jackrabbit 1.2.2 release plan
Hi, On 2/1/07, Jaka Jaksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've just created the issue JCR-725 (about making cache sizes in CacheManager configurable) and attached a proposed patch. Do you think it could be included in 1.2.2? In principle I'd rather not introduce feature changes in patch releases. I'll probably be targetting to release Jackrabbit 1.3 in March, and I'd prefer to include this change in 1.3 perhaps even with related options in the repository.xml configuration file. However, you're right in that the change is quite trivial, and I'm already breaking the strict bug fix policy in 1.2.2 by introducing clustering improvements, so if you're in a hurry with this then I can consider including the change already now. BR, Jukka Zitting
RE: Apache Jackrabbit 1.2.2 release plan
Hi! > > I've just created the issue JCR-725 (about making cache sizes in > > CacheManager configurable) and attached a proposed patch. Do you think > > it could be included in 1.2.2? > > In principle I'd rather not introduce feature changes in patch releases. > I'll probably be targetting to release Jackrabbit 1.3 in March, and I'd > prefer to include this change in 1.3 perhaps even with related options > in the repository.xml configuration file. > > However, you're right in that the change is quite trivial, and I'm already > breaking the strict bug fix policy in 1.2.2 by introducing clustering > improvements, so if you're in a hurry with this then I can consider > including the change already now. Thank you for considering my patch for inclusion. We're not in that much of a hurry just yet. However, we will need to have a stable release of our product ready in March and it's not certain if Jackrabbit 1.3 will be ready and stable soon enough, and whether its release will fit into our releace cycle etc. That's why I'd like to see this patch squeezed into 1.2.2., if possible, just to be sure... But only if this doesn't cause much trouble for you. Obviously this fix is not something critical, so it's up to you to decide. Regards, Jaka
