+1 for queryserver starting out at 1.0.0, for sure. We've really made
only a few changes for PQS over the years (the majority of code is in
Avatica). Doesn't make sense to follow the 'normal' Phoenix versioning.
Assuming the connectors is similarly slow moving, I'm in favor of the
same for that too.
I asked on the PR for the queryserver repo: how are people going to
interact with these? Something as simple as:
* How will PQS know where the phoenix-client.jar is?
* Where do users invoke sqlline-thin.py from?
On 1/8/19 2:34 PM, Thomas D'Silva wrote:
We are currently working on moving the connectors and queryserver to their
own repos (see https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-5062 and
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-5063).
IMO we should have a single branch for each repo that depends on a released
version of Phoenix/HBase. I thinnk we should start the pom versions at
1.0.0. We can then have connectors or queryserver releases independent of
Phoenix. For the connectors, I think we should release all of them when we
have a connector release. Same with queryserver (release both the server
and client).
What do folks think?
