Thanks Ryan, The Rust part looks good to me.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2025 at 4:08 AM Fokko Driesprong <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Ryan, > > The report looks good. Two potential things to add: > > - The creation of the new Terraform repository > - We're gearing up for the Iceberg Rust 0.8 release > > Kind regards, > Fokko > > Op do 11 dec 2025 om 20:38 schreef Kevin Liu <[email protected]>: > >> Thanks Ryan, this looks great. Thanks for including the paragraph about >> meetups in the community health section. >> >> A few things that might be good to include (in no particular order): >> - Iceberg Summit 2026 >> - Great progress on the scan planning implementation, file format api, v4 >> adaptive metadata tree >> - cpp has a new website, https://cpp.iceberg.apache.org/ >> >> Feel free to add as you see fit. >> >> Best, >> Kevin Liu >> >> On Wed, Dec 10, 2025 at 2:57 PM Ryan Blue <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi everyone, >>> >>> Here’s the board report for December. If you have anything to add, >>> please reply. And congrats to our new committers and PMC members! >>> Description: >>> >>> Apache Iceberg is a table format for huge analytic datasets that is >>> designed >>> for high performance and ease of use. >>> Project Status: >>> >>> Current project status: Ongoing >>> Issues for the board: None >>> Membership Data: >>> >>> Apache Iceberg was founded 2020-05-19 (6 years ago) >>> There are currently 36 committers and 23 PMC members in this project. >>> The Committer-to-PMC ratio is roughly 3:2. >>> >>> Community changes, past quarter: >>> >>> - Kevin Liu was added to the PMC on 2025-11-16 >>> - Matthew Topol was added to the PMC on 2025-11-23 >>> - Gang Wu was added as committer on 2025-10-15 >>> >>> Project Activity: >>> >>> Releases: >>> >>> - Go 0.4.0 was released on 2025-10-13. >>> - Rust 0.7.0 was released on 2025-10-11. >>> >>> Project: >>> >>> - Separated CI emails to a new ci-jobs ML >>> - Removed blogs/ and talks/ pages from the site >>> - Added ASF-approved web analytics >>> - Added markdown and yaml lint checks >>> >>> REST catalog spec: >>> >>> - Added min-rows-requested to server-side planning >>> - Added storage credentials to server-side planning >>> - Added idempotency tokens to the spec >>> - Discussing adding etags to responses >>> >>> UDF spec is nearing completion, added null handling and has settled on >>> structure >>> >>> Java: >>> >>> - File format API reviews are ongoing; close to completion >>> - Merged encryption integration and tests for Hive catalog >>> - Flink: Added write support for v3 DVs >>> - Added support for custom internal types with Parquet files >>> - Added BigQuery catalog support to to runtime Jars >>> >>> PyIceberg: >>> >>> - Removed Python 3.9 support >>> - Added support for v3 row lineage >>> - Added expression serialization >>> - Improvements to CI and build >>> >>> Rust: >>> >>> - Added support for v3 metadata >>> - Added update_table for MemoryCatalog and GlueCatalog >>> - Introduced catalog loader for multiple catalogs. >>> - Added PartitionSplitter, RollingFileWriter, and partition-aware >>> locations. >>> - DataFusion: Added write and commit execution plans enabling INSERT >>> INTO. >>> - Added support for loading equality deletes during scans. >>> - DataFusion v48 support. >>> >>> Go: >>> >>> - Improvements to unit tests and docker images for testing >>> configurations >>> - Fixing a crash when writing a map column with multiple entries per >>> row >>> - Several improvements to the release scripts >>> - Support for writing to a Partitioned Iceberg tables! >>> - Initial support for v3 metadata >>> - Implemented the views spec >>> - Added schema evolution support and timestamp(9) >>> >>> C++: >>> >>> - Can write Avro metadata files >>> - Added REST request/response models >>> - Implemented TableMetadataBuilder >>> - Added scaffolding for expressions >>> - Added binary literal serialization >>> >>> Community Health: >>> >>> We are happy to welcome Gang as a new committer and Matt Topol and Kevin >>> Liu as >>> new PMC members! >>> >>> The Iceberg PMC has encouraged community-driven meetups by providing >>> guidelines >>> for meetup organizers. This has been very successful and there have been >>> meetups >>> in many different locations: Amsterdam, Bangalore, Paris, Warsaw, >>> Budapest, >>> Pittsburgh, Hamburg, Goteborg, Munich, Atlanta, Seattle, London, North >>> Carolina, >>> and Menlo Park. The community has also worked to improve these >>> guidelines and >>> ensure that they are small events that do not conflict with ASF events, >>> since >>> there was an event almost too large near Community over Code. >>> >>
