Hey all,
Thank you so much for all the feedback and comments you provided. After
considering all the feedback and thinking through further, I wanted to
conclude on this topic. There is value in downstream alignment between HAWQ
and commercial releases that benefit the users. We all may want to
I would strongly caution you against trying to line up Apache HAWQ and Pivotal
release numbers. My advise comes both from my role as your Apache mentor and
as a Hortonworker, where we have obviously had to deal with similar issues.
As you mentioned, there is significant overlap between HDB
Hi everyone,
Let me try to clarify the request if there is any confusion. The request is
to move up the Apache HAWQ version to make room for HDB versioning to align
with it, which is why the proposal was made in this ML. Is it reasonable to
make such a request ? Well, the intention as stated
Agree with Greg. Looks this is not an issue and should not be discussed in
apache.
Thanks
Lei
On Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 3:14 AM, Greg Chase wrote:
> I'm confused here. Are we voting on version numbering of a commercial
> distribution of HAWQ? That would not be a concern or
+1
Misaligned versions are always a source of major confusion.
On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Shivram Mani
wrote:
> +1
> I don't see any negative impact in bumping up the version to 2.2. The
> positive outcome from this is that we will have more frequent apache HAWQ
I'm confused here. Are we voting on version numbering of a commercial
distribution of HAWQ? That would not be a concern or in the jurisdiction of
the Apache HAWQ community.
Are we asking Apache HAWQ to change its version numbering to reflect that
of a commercial distribution? That would not be
-1
Whilst I agree that version alignment is important for Pivotal and users of HDB
(my own self being a HDP client).
We have to remember this is an open source Apache project and Pivotal are
providing a downstream supported version, surely this should be a case of
Pivotal aligning to the
+1 to this recommendation. It has been a bit confusing keeping track of
versions. The Apache HAWQ version update is fairly simple. Now is the time
to make such an update. I imagine it will get harder the more time passes
on and the more the community grows.
This will impact Jira versioning for