This is a good point. +1 for the proposal. On Thu, May 12, 2022 at 7:46 PM liwei li <hilili...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, guys > When we want to add support for a new version of an engine, simply copying > files from an old version to a new directory will cause git commit history > to be lost, making it difficult to find file change records, we can only go > to look for changes in the old path, but we don't know it in which one, and > the old may have been deleted. Is there a better way to keep it? > I recommend that we first rename the old version to the new one, and then > make a new copy as the old version. > For example, if we want to add Spark 3.3, we can do the following: > 1. Change the path of version 3.2 from v3.2 to v3.3 > 2. Create a copy of v3.2 from v3.3 > 3. Modify the v3.2 file to make it work for spark 3.3 correct. > What do you think of the above? Or is it necessary? Or if there is another > better way? > Thank you. > > Liwei Li > hilili...@gmail.com >
