Hi Yonghao,

+1 for releasing Apache Paimon C++ 0.4.0.

Thanks for volunteering as the release manager, and thanks to everyone who 
contributed to this release!

Best regards,
Nicholas Jiang

On 2026-10-29 06:57 UTC Yonghao Fang wrote:
>  Hi everyone,
> 
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> 
> I'd like to start a discussion about releasing Apache Paimon C++ 0.4.0.
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> Since the 0.3.0 release, the community has merged around 180 pull requests
> into the 0.4 release line. This release adds the following major new
> capabilities:
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> - REST catalog support, including DLF authentication, commit leases,
> branches, and temporary data-access credentials
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> - Real-time data reads, commit retries and metrics, and input, lookup, and
> full-compaction changelog producers for append and primary key tables
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> - Lance and Mosaic file formats, plus format table reads and writes over
> Parquet and ORC
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> - OSS file system support, alongside local and Jindo
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> - Global index extensions: bitmap indexes, Lumina build checkpoints, and
> full-text search
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> - Vector and blob storage extensions, including ARRAY<BLOB> and MAP<K,
> BLOB> support and a public BlobDescriptor API
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> - Bitmap64 deletion vectors
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> - Map shared shredding: a storage layout for MAP<STRING, T> columns with
> configurable physical columns, an overflow map, and key projection during
> reads
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> - Read performance improvements: read-ahead and block caches, late
> materialization, cross-file warmup, and parallel reader construction
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> Many thanks to all contributors who proposed, reviewed, and merged changes
> in this release line, as well as everyone who helped with testing and
> discussion in the community.
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> I would like to volunteer as the release manager for this release.
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> 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.
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> Best regards,
> 
> 
> 
> Yonghao Fang
> 

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