Sure, use whatever language you want. My understanding is that a snapshot is a built version that is not far enough along to get labeled with something fancier like “release candidate” or an actual point release. Regardless. It is a built version that gets pushed to maven (or put somewhere).
I suppose you could claim that if I grab the source and build it myself then I am creating a snapshot? I have no idea if that is a valid use of the term snapshot. My real question is: Are there prebuilt snapshots of 0.9.0 somewhere or is the only option to build myself? The difference in effort to build from source isn’t great, but convincing my infra team to work with a prebuilt snapshot vs building from source is a significant difference. Paul Brenner SR. DATA SCIENTIST (217) 390-3033 On Nov 6, 2018, 12:56 PM -0500, Markus Härnvi <mar...@harnvi.net>, wrote: > > SNAPSHOT is Maven’s name for bleeding edge, not a point in time release. > > /Markus > > 6 nov. 2018 kl. 18:29 skrev Paul Brenner <pbren...@placeiq.com>: > > > We are getting anxious to take advantage of some of the features in 0.9. > > Months ago there was some mention of a new release coming soon but I guess > > that lost momentum. Safe to assume it will still be a while? > > > > With that in mind, I noticed that there is a reference here > > https://zeppelin.apache.org/download.html#build-from-source to the > > 0.9.0-SNAPSHOT. Does a snapshot actually exist? Or is the only option to > > build a bleeding edge version from source? > > > > Thanks! > > > > Paul Brenner > > SR. DATA SCIENTIST > > (217) 390-3033 > >
