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Narayan Periwal commented on OOZIE-2187:
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Hi [~rkanter],
We can also push the patch to the review board using the rbt tool from the
command line.
Example:-
When creating a new review request
rbt post --diff-filename=OOZIE-2020-v0.patch
--server=https://reviews.apache.org --repository-url=oozie-git
To update the existing review request,
rbt post --diff-filename=OOZIE-2020-v0.patch
--server=https://reviews.apache.org --repository-url=oozie-git
--review-request-id=31979
> Add a way to specify a default JT/RM and NN
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: OOZIE-2187
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OOZIE-2187
> Project: Oozie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: core
> Reporter: Robert Kanter
> Assignee: Robert Kanter
> Attachments: OOZIE-2187.patch, OOZIE-2187.patch
>
>
> Oozie is cluster agnostic, which is why we require an RM/JT and NN per action
> in your workflow (or once via the <global> section). In practice, many users
> use one Oozie server per cluster, so it's an extra burden for them to have to
> specify this all the time. It would be convenient if we added configuration
> properties to oozie-site that would let you specify a default RM/JT and NN to
> use.
> This way, these users could completely omit the {{<job-tracker>}} and
> {{<name-node>}} fields from their workflows; as an added benefit, they can
> easily update these values if they ever rename/move their RM/JT or NN. We'd
> of course still allow specifying {{<job-tracker>}} and {{<name-node>}} in
> each action and {{<global>}} to allow individual workflows or actions to
> override the default.
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