+1, having sonar would be nice although I've found that having tools
that no one pays attention to is not useful. The best way to combat
that is to integrate it into the build (e.g. hadoop QA bot).
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 1:27 AM, Thomas Koch wrote:
> Hi Camille,
>> We already have a reviewboard s
Hi Camille,
> We already have a reviewboard set up for zookeeper which you should plan to
> use, and of course the hadoop build farm. If you believe additional
> analysis tools would be useful in our build, please work with our
> build.xml and the infra team to get the necessary tools installed. It
Hey Thomas! I've raised a scala port a number of times previously,
most recently at the post-summit meetup:
http://markmail.org/message/t32x22hmifo3urxk We discussed this shortly
both at the meetup and subsequently on list. Unfortunately there was
no consensus around building ZK on scala (or any ot
Hi Thomas,
Here's my feedback:
1. For any useful fixes you find here, please follow the normal procedures of
raising a ticket and attaching a patch. In my experience, static analysis tools
often carry with them a lot of irrelevant noise, but as long as the changes you
propose are clean and do
Andrew Finnell:
> Thomas,
>
> Upfront warning. I am not in charge of ZooKeeper or affiliated with them
> except for submitting patches.
>
> While I understand the power of Scala, what is the major benefit of
> changing all of the Java code over to Scala? Will this outweigh the
> decrease in skill
Thomas,
Upfront warning. I am not in charge of ZooKeeper or affiliated with them except
for submitting patches.
While I understand the power of Scala, what is the major benefit of changing
all of the Java code over to Scala? Will this outweigh the decrease in skill
sets that a language such a
