I was going to add a warning to aggregators and filters, for the setiter shell command (for ACCUMULO-953), but it looks like a warning was already added for aggregators, and filters are no longer available anyway.
But, after looking at it, I see that it has a crazy amount of options, and I can't imagine that is very useful to users. I think we need to re-think the practice of providing a separate option for separate iterators. The following I think are unnecessary: -ageoff (--ageoff) -agg (--aggregator) // already has a deprecation warning -regex (--regular-expression) -reqvis (--require-visibility) -vers (--version) because, we already have: -class (--class-name) I also think that if a particular iterator is really so useful that it requires a special option, it should probably be in a separate command that extends the setiter command, and reduces the number of options, instead of growing the number of options (though, this has a downside, too, in that there may grow an excess of commands). We have an opportunity to deprecate some of these options now (with a warning if used), before we release 1.5.0. Thoughts? -- Christopher L Tubbs II http://gravatar.com/ctubbsii
