Hi, Thanks Xinyu for driving the release of Apache Paimon C++ 0.2.3. +1 for me. Looking forward to the first apache release.
Regards, Nicholas Jiang On 2026/07/24 03:01:35 刘欣瑀 wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I'd like to start a discussion about releasing Apache Paimon C++ 0.2.3. This > would be the first Apache release of Paimon C++. > > > Paimon C++ was originally developed in the [Alibaba Paimon C++ > repository](https://github.com/alibaba/paimon-cpp) and was subsequently > contributed to and migrated into the [Apache Paimon community > repository](https://github.com/apache/paimon-cpp). The 0.2.3 version > continues the 0.2 release line from the original repository and includes the > migration work and subsequent development completed in the Apache community. > > Before the migration, the project had received contributions from > approximately 30 contributors in the Alibaba repository. Together with the > migration and continued development in Apache, the project now provides the > following major capabilities: > > - A native C++ SDK for accessing Apache Paimon tables without JVM dependencies > > - Catalog, schema, snapshot, manifest, tag management, scan, read, write, and > commit support > > - Append table and primary key table read/write support, including > compaction, merge-on-read, and deletion vectors > > > - Parquet, ORC, Avro, and Blob file format support, with Apache Arrow > integration > > - Local and Jindo file system support > > - B-tree, Lumina vector, and Lucene full-text global indexes > > - Row tracking and data evolution support > > - Interoperability with Apache Paimon Java metadata and serialization > formats, including manifests, snapshots, commit messages, and data splits > > > It is exciting to see Paimon C++ move from its original repository into the > Apache Paimon community. Many thanks to all contributors who worked on the > project in the Alibaba repository, as well as everyone who helped with the > migration, review, and continued development in Apache. > > I would like to volunteer as the release manager for this release. > > Please share any concerns, blockers, or changes that should be included > before the release. If the community reaches consensus and no blockers are > identified, I plan to begin preparing the first release candidate in the next > few days. > > > Best regards, > > Xinyu Liu
