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Posted to dev@thrift.apache.org by Andrew Gaul <ga...@apache.org> on 2013/11/11 20:01:14 UTC
introduction from Maginatics
I submitted a few patches to Thrift recently and want to introduce
myself. I work at Maginatics and we use Thrift to communicate between
C++, Java, and Ruby processes in our cloud file system. Our team has
used Thrift since 2011 and several engineers have submitted patches.
Upstream accepted many of them but we still apply patches to our local
Thrift. Presently we run 0.9.0 and apply:
THRIFT-1458 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1528
THRIFT-1630 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1676
THRIFT-1740 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1815 (committed in master)
THRIFT-1837 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1845 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1846 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-1992 (committed in 0.9.1)
THRIFT-2037 (committed in master)
THRIFT-2048 (committed in master)
We plan to rebase to 0.9.1 and apply:
THRIFT-2172
THRIFT-2193
THRIFT-2227
THRIFT-2233
THRIFT-2238
THRIFT-2260
I would like to bring our code closer to mainline, similar to our
relationship with Apache jclouds. I appreciate any suggestions on how
to work better with Thrift and increase participation from Maginatics.
Specifically I can help with the Java bindings and my colleague Nate
Rosenblum can help with the C++ bindings. I look forward to continuing
to work together!
--
Andrew Gaul
http://maginatics.com/
Re: introduction from Maginatics
Posted by Jake Farrell <jf...@apache.org>.
Hi Andrew
You are doing everything I would recommend. Join and participate on the
mailing list, work on patches and help review others, and help answer any
question new users might have. Appreciate the help
-Jake
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 2:01 PM, Andrew Gaul <ga...@apache.org> wrote:
> I submitted a few patches to Thrift recently and want to introduce
> myself. I work at Maginatics and we use Thrift to communicate between
> C++, Java, and Ruby processes in our cloud file system. Our team has
> used Thrift since 2011 and several engineers have submitted patches.
> Upstream accepted many of them but we still apply patches to our local
> Thrift. Presently we run 0.9.0 and apply:
>
> THRIFT-1458 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1528
> THRIFT-1630 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1676
> THRIFT-1740 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1815 (committed in master)
> THRIFT-1837 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1845 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1846 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1992 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-2037 (committed in master)
> THRIFT-2048 (committed in master)
>
> We plan to rebase to 0.9.1 and apply:
>
> THRIFT-2172
> THRIFT-2193
> THRIFT-2227
> THRIFT-2233
> THRIFT-2238
> THRIFT-2260
>
> I would like to bring our code closer to mainline, similar to our
> relationship with Apache jclouds. I appreciate any suggestions on how
> to work better with Thrift and increase participation from Maginatics.
> Specifically I can help with the Java bindings and my colleague Nate
> Rosenblum can help with the C++ bindings. I look forward to continuing
> to work together!
>
> --
> Andrew Gaul
> http://maginatics.com/
>
Re: introduction from Maginatics
Posted by Ben Craig <be...@ni.com>.
I will comment on the C++ side of the specific patches here:
> THRIFT-1528
There has been a lot of commentary on this patch. It looks like a number
of the sub tasks have been completed. It looks like the only patch
remaining for this is being tracked in THRIFT-1528.
> THRIFT-1676
This patch has been marked as closed / duplicated. It is currently
tracked by THRIFT-1025. I have assigned THRIFT-1025 to myself, but I will
consider using the patch from THRIFT-1676 as a resolution.
> THRIFT-2172
> THRIFT-2193
> THRIFT-2227
> THRIFT-2233
> THRIFT-2238
> THRIFT-2260
These are all Java compiler / library issues. I didn't see any of them
shifting to different JIRA numbers. I normally stick to what I know.
Andrew Gaul <ga...@apache.org> wrote on 11/11/2013 01:01:14 PM:
> From: Andrew Gaul <ga...@apache.org>
> To: dev@thrift.apache.org,
> Cc: Nate Rosenblum <na...@maginatics.com>
> Date: 11/11/2013 01:05 PM
> Subject: introduction from Maginatics
>
> I submitted a few patches to Thrift recently and want to introduce
> myself. I work at Maginatics and we use Thrift to communicate between
> C++, Java, and Ruby processes in our cloud file system. Our team has
> used Thrift since 2011 and several engineers have submitted patches.
> Upstream accepted many of them but we still apply patches to our local
> Thrift. Presently we run 0.9.0 and apply:
>
> THRIFT-1458 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1528
> THRIFT-1630 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1676
> THRIFT-1740 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1815 (committed in master)
> THRIFT-1837 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1845 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1846 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-1992 (committed in 0.9.1)
> THRIFT-2037 (committed in master)
> THRIFT-2048 (committed in master)
>
> We plan to rebase to 0.9.1 and apply:
>
> THRIFT-2172
> THRIFT-2193
> THRIFT-2227
> THRIFT-2233
> THRIFT-2238
> THRIFT-2260
>
> I would like to bring our code closer to mainline, similar to our
> relationship with Apache jclouds. I appreciate any suggestions on how
> to work better with Thrift and increase participation from Maginatics.
> Specifically I can help with the Java bindings and my colleague Nate
> Rosenblum can help with the C++ bindings. I look forward to continuing
> to work together!
>
> --
> Andrew Gaul
> http://maginatics.com/