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Tom Hood edited comment on BLUR-441 at 9/2/15 2:35 AM:
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That's good news!  Glad to hear you were able to reproduce the problem.

If you haven't had a chance yet to look into why the corruption was occurring 
and confirm the bug is fixed in 0.2.4-rc1 and master, I think that would be a 
good next step.

Once the problem is understood, let me know if there is an easy workaround 
short of upgrading blur.  If there is a quick workaround, that would be good, 
because we've delayed deployment of a particular feature to our users due to 
this blur issue. Otherwise, I'll discuss with management on a possible timeline 
for upgrading to a newer blur version if that's the only solution.  I assume 
0.2.4-rc1 would be the most stable one to take?

I'm confused on the exact version of blur we're running at work.  Is there 
something logged in the startup of a shard or controller that will tell be a 
build version/timestamp and/or tag?

Around 12/15/2014 we upgraded to a version of blur calling itself "0.2.4" (i.e. 
the jars have 0.2.4 in them).  I'm thinking that it was an earlier version of 
what is currently in the 0.2.4-rc1.  I will have to ask around to see when the 
jars and/or code were downloaded to our network.

I can also check when the version of 0.2.4 on my laptop was downloaded since it 
exhibits the problem.  However, I don't remember if I have the source for that 
version or just the jars.  I will check.


was (Author: tom hood):
That's good news!  Glad to hear you were able to reproduce the problem.

If you haven't had a chance yet to look into why the corruption was occurring 
and confirm the bug is fixed in 0.2.4-rc1 and master, I think that would be a 
good next step.

Once the problem is understood, let me know if there is an easy workaround 
short of upgrading blur.  If there is a quick workaround, that would be good, 
because we've delayed deployment of a particular feature to our users due to 
this blur issue. Otherwise, I'll discuss with management on a possible timeline 
for upgrading to a newer blur version if that's the only solution.  I assume 
0.2.4-rc1 would be the most stable one to take?

I'm confused on the exact version of blur we're running at work.  Is there 
something logged in the startup of a shard or controller that will tell be a 
build version/timestamp and/or tag?

Sometime in 1/2015 (maybe late 2014?) we upgraded to a version of blur calling 
itself "0.2.4" (i.e. the jars have 0.2.4 in them).  I'm thinking that it was an 
earlier version of what is currently in the 0.2.4-rc1.  I will have to ask 
around to see when the jars and/or code were downloaded to our network.

I can also check when the version of 0.2.4 on my laptop was downloaded since it 
exhibits the problem.  However, I don't remember if I have the source for that 
version or just the jars.  I will check.

> Row Mutation Bug
> ----------------
>
>                 Key: BLUR-441
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BLUR-441
>             Project: Apache Blur
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Blur
>    Affects Versions: 0.2.4
>            Reporter: Aaron McCurry
>            Assignee: Aaron McCurry
>            Priority: Blocker
>             Fix For: 0.2.4
>
>         Attachments: BlurMutationBug.java
>
>
> Reported on blur-user mail list:
> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-blur-user/201508.mbox/<CABO0Qi6m6xR60R64XBpoq7T0Q4GxxAJDcetV_-6PAmg32FdNxg%40mail.gmail.com>



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