Lai Zhou created CALCITE-2907:
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Summary: AggregateExpandDistinctAggregatesRule produces a wrong
relational algebra
Key: CALCITE-2907
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-2907
Project: Calcit
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I don't modify Calcite often enough to deserve a full vote, but I am +0.5
as an occasional contributor.
Beam transitioned from Maven to Gradle. We saw clean build times speed up
by 5x or so. And of course clean builds are irrelevant for correct build
systems, as their whole purpose is to build wha
Hi All:
I have a question.
The ElasticsearchToEnumerableConverterRule is used to match
RelNode.class. I think this rule can convert all RelNode. but only convert
the root RelNode in fact. why?
Jocean.shi
Best wishes
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Rong Rong created CALCITE-2906:
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Summary: Record DOT extension does not distinguish between simple
and compound identifiers
Key: CALCITE-2906
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-2906
Proje
I don't have an opinion on this, as I don't actively contribute to
Calcite. However, when I built the last few Avatica releases, it took a
while for maven to produce the build. If moving to Gradle yields
performance improvements, I hope Avatica can also be moved to Gradle too.
Francis
On 11/0
I currently sit at -0 on this as I haven't found Maven too cumbersome
personally. However, I think you make some valid points. Hopefully it
won't take too long to try this and then we can see what the actual
impact on build times will be. It would also be good to hear from
others doing regular Calc
Muhammad>gradle supports parallel execution
The good thing is Gradle can run tests from "core" in parallel with javadoc
build for "cassandra" and so on.
Muhammad> Will this ease the project importing process to Eclipse ? This is
usually a
Muhammad> problem to me. I have to close projects to avoid
I'm always in favor of anything that would lower our building time and
apparently, gradle supports parallel execution[1].
Will this ease the project importing process to Eclipse ? This is usually a
problem to me. I have to close projects to avoid displaying their build
errors, define source folders
The only benefit I can think of out of updating JUnit or our maven plugins
in general, is getting closer to have a faster build if we leverage maven's
or JUnit's parallel execution feature.
Unfortunately it's still experimental for maven and JUnit5.
But it's a good idea to stay a couple of steps
Hi,
I wonder what you think of migrating Maven to Gradle.
I think one of the main points for having Gradle would be:
1) Eliminate "mvn install" for local testing. Calcite consists of
multiple Maven modules, however Maven always uses jars from the local
repository.
That is if you modify a file in
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