+1 - Hash matches tarball - Signature validates - Launched an all-localhost cluster and ran LoadTestTool up to 1M rows, no errors or items of concerns observed in the logs, using 7u65 - Built from source using the Hadoop 2 profile - RAT checks pass - Unit tests pass locally, using 7u65
On Sat, Aug 2, 2014 at 9:28 AM, lars hofhansl <[email protected]> wrote: > The 1st 0.94.22 RC is available for download at > http://people.apache.org/~larsh/hbase-0.94.22-rc0/ > Signed with my code signing key: C7CFE328 > > HBase 0.94.22 is a small bug fix release with 13 fixes: > [HBASE-10645] - Fix wrapping of Requests Counts Regionserver level > metrics > [HBASE-11360] - SnapshotFileCache causes too many cache refreshes > [HBASE-11479] - SecureConnection can't be closed when SecureClient is > stopping because InterruptedException won't be caught in > SecureClient#setupIOstreams() > [HBASE-11496] - HBASE-9745 broke cygwin CLASSPATH translation > [HBASE-11552] - Read/Write requests count metric value is too short > [HBASE-11565] - Stale connection could stay for a while > [HBASE-11633] - [0.94] port HBASE-11217 Race between SplitLogManager > task creation + TimeoutMonitor > [HBASE-2217] - VM OPTS for shell only > [HBASE-7910] - Dont use reflection for security > [HBASE-11444] - Remove use of reflection for User#getShortName > [HBASE-11450] - Improve file size info in SnapshotInfo tool > [HBASE-11480] - ClientScanner might not close the HConnection created > in construction > [HBASE-11623] - mutateRowsWithLocks might require updatesLock.readLock > with waitTime=0 > > TThe list of changes is also available here: > https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=12310753&version=12327117 > > Here's the test run for this RC: > https://builds.apache.org/job/HBase-0.94.22/34/ > > Please try out the RC, check out the doc, take it for a spin, etc, and > vote +1/-1 by EOD August 8th on whether we should release this as 0.94.22. > > Thanks. > > -- Lars -- Best regards, - Andy Problems worthy of attack prove their worth by hitting back. - Piet Hein (via Tom White)
