On 11/11/2014 03:35 PM, oded peer wrote:
I submitted patches for Cassandra-7304 (a month ago) and for Cassandra-4476 (a week ago). Both patches are waiting to be reviewed. These are my first patches in the Cassandra project. Can anyone explain and how the review process works? How long does it usually take for patches to be reviewed?
Thanks for the patch submissions! Generally, developer/committer priority is fluid, and there are only so many hours in the day :)
Looking at 7304, you have an ongoing conversation with the reviewer. It will get worked in.
Looking at 4476, you attached a patch, but did not comment on the ticket that you did so. Not the end of the world. I set Sylvain as reviewer just now.
Since both of these tickets are improvements for trunk(3.0) (good ones, too!) those types of changes are usually worked on after bug fixes in the current release.
There's no hard timeline I can give on when these will get reviewed, other than when there is time to do so.
Thanks again for the patches, and keep picking off other tickets if you get time and have an interest, as well! It is *much* appreciated and makes Apache Cassandra better for everyone!
-- Warm regards, Michael
