As far as I know, Trino community is glad to have paimon in their code. There are three steps to donate Paimon-Trino to Trino. First, repair the code, make an adaptation to the latest Trino code. I intend to use Paimon-1.0.0 for the first version. Second, divide the code into small pull requests. As possible as I can, the smaller the better. Last, commit the pull requests. Fix the comments.
The whole process is just like Paimon community, we could directly commit a pull request if there is nothing big. I would be a long-term contributor, but not exactly always me. They have already supported Iceberg and Hudi, it is not hard to add Paimon in. I think more people would join this. Best, Ye Junhao > 2025年1月8日 下午4:13，Jingsong Li <jingsongl...@gmail.com> 写道： > > Hi Junhao, > > Sounds good to me. > > What is the overall contribution process of the Trino community like? > > Will you be a long-term Paimon Connector contributor to the Trino > community? Do they need long-term active contributors? > > Best, > Jingsong > > On Wed, Jan 8, 2025 at 11:30 AM JUNHAO YE <yejunhao12...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hi, all, >> >> Because of the high growth of Trino Community, I found it is hard to keep >> the step of paimon-trino. The best resolution may be donating the code of >> Paimon-Trino to Trino community. >> So I recommend to donate our code of "Paimon-Trino" >> (https://github.com/apache/paimon-trino) to Trino Community, I am willing to >> make an adaptation. >> >> What's your options about this? Do you support or object to this? Please >> left your advice here by replying this email. >> >> Best, >> Ye Junhao
