Hi everyone, thank you for your interest. The JDBC Driver project is a minor project and the datalake one can be tweaked from a medium to a large (it has to be agreed with the mentor and student). If you click on the title you will be directed to the jira isue and see the correct input. There must have been some mistake when our issues were copied in the ASF list of projects.
Best -- Zoi On 2026/02/22 10:10:00 4087_PRATHAMESH_ DHANASHRI wrote: > I have the same concern regarding “Make Wayang more datalake-friendly.” > It first mentions “medium or large,” and below it mentions only “large.” > > On Sun, Feb 22, 2026 at 3:33 PM Manav Gupta <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Hello Wayang Developers, > > > > I am a prospective GSoC 2026 contributor interested in the JDBC Driver > > project idea. > > > > While reviewing the project description, I noticed that it mentions both a > > Minor (~90 hours) and a Major (~350 hours) scope. I wanted to confirm which > > scope is planned for GSoC 2026. > > > > Additionally, I would appreciate any guidance on: > > > > - > > > > The expected depth of JDBC compliance > > - > > > > Whether this project targets a production-ready driver or a functional > > prototype > > - > > > > Any recommended starting points in the codebase for contributors > > > > I have experience with distributed data processing systems and SQL-based > > workflows, and I am currently exploring the Wayang architecture to better > > understand how the SQL API delegates execution across backends. > > > > Thank you for your time. > > > > Best regards, > > Manav Gupta > > >
