Hi,
I make my first pull request here(just a minor fix):
https://github.com/apache/incubator-spark/pull/274
Another:
Spark use assemble plug in to generate a fat jar during build,
We should specify SPARK_JAR in the command line, then Spark upload spark
jar and user jar to the HDFS,
but yarn has
hilfi alkaff wrote:
> is there any logistic stuff I need to do before I work on a specific
> bug in the JIRA tickets (e.g. do I need to send notification to the
> mailing list that I am working in this bug, etc)?
On this project I haven't seen that. Go straight to JIRA.
> I plan to tackle the
Ah, okay -- sorry for misunderstanding. Coordinating development is
actually something that we haven't done a really good job of in the past.
Mostly that is because so many of the important efforts were done in the
AMPLab, and there were enough small-scale projects that we haven't really
had a lo
No, I mean, is there any logistic stuff I need to do before I work on a
specific bug in the JIRA tickets (e.g. do I need to send notification to
the mailing list that I am working in this bug, etc)? Sorry if this is an
obvious question.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Mark Hamstra wrote:
> Wheth
Whether you are contributing large or small changes, pull requests through
github (as outlined previously) are by far the preferred method.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 1:09 PM, hilfi alkaff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Related to this thread, I would also like to start contributing to
> open-source but I curren
Hi,
Related to this thread, I would also like to start contributing to
open-source but I currently do not have a lot of time to spare. I plan to
tackle the minor and trivial features for now. In this case, how should I
go about doing this? Should I just email whoever is opening the tickets?
Thank
Hi Shiva,
In addition to what Michael said, create an account on github.com, find and
fork spark https://github.com/apache/incubator-spark and commit your
modifications to *your* fork of spark. Than submit so called "pull request"
on github site. Spark developers will see the request and will merge
Hi Shiva,
Thanks for stopping by! The best way to get started is to head over to the
wiki at [1]. There's a "Contributing to Spark" page that should help you
get started in the right direction. There's also relevant links to the JIRA
and repository in there. If you have any questions or need a pla
Hi,
My name is Sivaraman.C.J. I have 7 years of software development
experience and i got graduated from University of Minnesota, Twin
Cities in May 2013 and I currently work in Yahoo. I dont have any
experience in opensource contribution and I would like to start now.
Regards
Shiva
