> I don't believe it warrants a CEP, speak up if you disagree.
I agree with this but I'm also biased having been working w/you on this for a
bit.
My instinct is that most folks on the project want CI that works consistently,
quickly, and is minimally complex to modify. So the less disruptive
Since I cited several papers in my essay below, I might as well add the
latest one, which describes our use of automatic change point detection
inside Datastax. We've indirectly been testing Cassandra 4.0 already over a
year with this method, as we use change detection against an internal fork
of
Actually since the Directories.SSTableLister stores the Components in a
HashMap indexed by the Descriptor. Since the upgrade/downgrade code
retrieves the list in hash order there is no guarantee that they will be in
order. I suspect that this is a bug.
On Tue, Jan 10, 2023 at 12:34 PM Brandon
> I think this means that the Directories.SSTableLister on occasion returns
> files in the incorrect order during a call to lister.list().entrySet()
This seems easy enough to verify by looping it and examining the results.
Kind Regards,
Brandon
On Tue, Jan 10, 2023 at 4:44 AM Claude Warren, Jr
Greetings,
I am working on the downgradesstables code and seem to have a problem with
ordering of the downgrade or perhaps the Directories.SSTableLister
I lifted the code from upgradesstables to select the files to downgrade.
The only difference in the code that selects the files to downgrade is
