Yeah - awesome news. I will try to find a free time slot and try the tarball.
Excited! Thanks so much to everyone making this happening!
All the best
Andy
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> On 13 Jul 2016, at
Ah - my mistake, sorry: I didn't merge it after all. The PR is outstanding
at https://github.com/apache/couchdb-jiffy/pull/3, with some discussion
between @kxepal and myself. There's a note to Paul there asking wiser heads
than mine to make a decision on whether to add it upstream.
Nick
On Wed,
Hurray! :)
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> On 13 Jul 2016, at 17:35, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
>
> Dear dev@,
>
> it’s been about three years in the making, but I think we are now at a point
> where we can start the CouchDB 2.0 release candidate phase.
>
> Before we set the process in
Maybe I did something stupid with the PR. If I can get to a PC this evening
I'll take a look.
Nick
On Wed, 13 Jul 2016 at 17:41, Paul Davis
wrote:
> That Jiffy error does seem like a conversion issue either from integer
> widths or endianess. I don't remember seeing
> On 13 Jul 2016, at 18:35, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
>
> Dear dev@,
>
> it’s been about three years in the making, but I think we are now at a point
> where we can start the CouchDB 2.0 release candidate phase.
>
> Before we set the process in stone, please give the tarball
Dear dev@,
it’s been about three years in the making, but I think we are now at a point
where we can start the CouchDB 2.0 release candidate phase.
Before we set the process in stone, please give the tarball linked below a try,
as if were the CouchDB 2.0 release, and please report any issues
That Jiffy error does seem like a conversion issue either from integer
widths or endianess. I don't remember seeing a patch for that on
Windows and looking back I'm not seeing anything from after 2013 that
looks related (in davisp/jiffy). Looking at the apache/jiffy repo we
use merges so I'd think
I think I submitted a PR for that Jiffy problem a while back: it's some
32/64 bit issue. But I thought I'd also merged it. Unfortunately I'm away
from any useful tools for the next few days so can't check myself, but take
a look at the activity on the couchdb-jiffy repository. It's possible that
I took a look at the eunit failures and found that the entire
couchdb_os_daemon_test module fails due to issues with how it expects
to launch daemons.
The main issue is that the primary test harness is a .escript file, which
on *nix is magically parsed via the #!/usr/bin/escript header. On
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