+1, non-binding. I have verified: - Gravitino playground starts successfully - Jupyter notebook demos work as expected (gravitino-trino-example, gravitino-spark-trino-example, gravitino-fileset-example, gravitino-access-control-example) - Spark connector JAR downloads correctly from staging repository - Access control demo with Iceberg REST server works properly - README documentation is accurate and complete
Best regards, Yanggang Ge > 2026年5月6日 11:43，Justin Mclean <[email protected]> 写道： > > Hi, > > +1 (binding) > > For the source release, I checked: > - signature and hashes are fine > - LICENSE and NOTICE are correct > - all needed files have ASF headers > - no unexpected binary files > - can compile from source > > Note that LICENSE says to see web/LICENSE, but the actual files are > web/web/LICENSE and web-v2/web/LICENSE. NOTICE only points to web/web/NOTICE, > while the release also contains web-v2/web/NOTICE. > > There is a minor typo in the Iceberg REST server license: "Error Pront > Annotations” should be "Error Prone Annotations”. > > Docker Hub description still reads "Apache Gravitino (Incubating)”. The > latest tag points to 1.1.0 rather than 1.2.0, so users pulling the latest > will get an older image. > > For a TLP, downloads.apache.org should only hold the current release. Older > versions get archived in https://archive.apache.org/dist/gravitino/, so some > cleanup is needed there. > > Kind Regards, > Justin
