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Guanghao Zhang resolved HBASE-23784.
Resolution: Invalid
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hbase 2.2.0 came out in june 2019. That's over 8 months ago.
It's been 2 months since the discussion about EOM for 2.1 after we release
2.3.0. at the time 2.3 was close. Now there are weeks of stabilization
before RCs. There is the beginning of a discussion for if we will even use
a branch-2.3 or
IIRC the decision is to wait until we have a 2.3.x release and also the
stable pointer has been moved to 2.2.x.
Now the stable pointer is there, but no 2.3.x release yet.
So I propose we send out the EOL notice after we create branch-2.3? This is
a sign that 2.3.x will come out soon.
Stack 于2020
> This is begging another unaddressed question -- are we going to continue
> branching for the 2.x minor release lines? Will we release directly from
> branch-2, as we have started with branch-1?
This specific point should be discussed in a different thread.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 12:31 PM Nick
SGTM
On 3/2/20 11:53 AM, Andrew Purtell wrote:
The 'stable-1' pointer was a hedge at the time we decided to make the
'stable' pointer point at a branch-2.x for the first time. The experience
has been good, so there isn't a need to hedge any longer, in my opinion.
We should delete the stable-1 p
Michael Stack created HBASE-23919:
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Summary: [fla
Key: HBASE-23919
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-23919
Project: HBase
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Michael Stack
> And on backporting to branch-2, I think this is all to Nick as he is the
release manager.
I'd like to take it into branch-2 as soon as we can. We've done a major
round of stabilization of branch-2, but that concluded before the winter
break. Now that we've had a handful of major features land, I
Has anyone looked at leveraging Parquet files to replace HFiles? I recognize
that HFiles may be more advanced for the hbase case, but my assumption is that
Parquet can be evolved as well.
This would also help hfiles align better with a more widely adopted industry
standard.
Thoughts?
Sounds good to me.
S
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 6:34 AM Sean Busbey wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> The Apache HBase 2.1.z release line started in July 2018. It has had a
> total of 10 releases, the last of which was mid-February of this year.
>
> In the end of January we made 2.2.3+ our "stable" release poi
With 8 +1 votes (6 +1s binding, including my own), and no 0 or -1 votes,
this vote passes.
Releasing the 1.6.0 artifacts now. Will announce in 24 hours.
My sincere thanks to all who voted on the release candidate!
On Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 9:04 AM Andrew Purtell wrote:
> Please vote on this rel
+1
Also, +1 to putting this in 2.4. Will give us one of hopefully several
reasons to keep moving forward. No need to delay the 2.3 release train.
I'd like to try to pick up the backport of this at my employer as part of
adopting 2.4 in some way, for what it's worth. I think maybe 2.4 for us for
t
The 'stable-1' pointer was a hedge at the time we decided to make the
'stable' pointer point at a branch-2.x for the first time. The experience
has been good, so there isn't a need to hedge any longer, in my opinion.
We should delete the stable-1 pointer.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 6:41 AM Sean Busb
I don't remember who I was chatting with, but the stable-1 pointer
came up and it reminded me that I don't care for it. :)
As a community we use the "stable" pointer as a way to guide
downstream folks who don't want to be actively engaged in HBase
internals. It's supposed to be a guidepost that sa
Hi folks!
The Apache HBase 2.1.z release line started in July 2018. It has had a
total of 10 releases, the last of which was mid-February of this year.
In the end of January we made 2.2.3+ our "stable" release pointer.
That effectively says that as a community we believe everyone on an
earlier re
Personally, I'd rather see the branch-2 backport wait for 2.4. the 2.3
release has been "close" for a while now and 2.2 came out in June
2019.
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 1:16 AM 张铎(Duo Zhang) wrote:
>
> Thanks stack, so finally we have 3 binding +1s now.
>
> Let merge the branch back. And on backport
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