Hi Andrew You are doing everything I would recommend. Join and participate on the mailing list, work on patches and help review others, and help answer any question new users might have. Appreciate the help
-Jake On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 2:01 PM, Andrew Gaul <[email protected]> wrote: > I submitted a few patches to Thrift recently and want to introduce > myself. I work at Maginatics and we use Thrift to communicate between > C++, Java, and Ruby processes in our cloud file system. Our team has > used Thrift since 2011 and several engineers have submitted patches. > Upstream accepted many of them but we still apply patches to our local > Thrift. Presently we run 0.9.0 and apply: > > THRIFT-1458 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1528 > THRIFT-1630 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1676 > THRIFT-1740 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1815 (committed in master) > THRIFT-1837 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1845 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1846 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-1992 (committed in 0.9.1) > THRIFT-2037 (committed in master) > THRIFT-2048 (committed in master) > > We plan to rebase to 0.9.1 and apply: > > THRIFT-2172 > THRIFT-2193 > THRIFT-2227 > THRIFT-2233 > THRIFT-2238 > THRIFT-2260 > > I would like to bring our code closer to mainline, similar to our > relationship with Apache jclouds. I appreciate any suggestions on how > to work better with Thrift and increase participation from Maginatics. > Specifically I can help with the Java bindings and my colleague Nate > Rosenblum can help with the C++ bindings. I look forward to continuing > to work together! > > -- > Andrew Gaul > http://maginatics.com/ >
