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Avery Ching commented on GIRAPH-100:
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Sorry Jakob, I'll try to stop doing formatting changes. Habit, I suppose. In
the future, I'll file separate issues for formatting cleanup.
What's the point of the changes in TextVertexInputFormat method visibility?
Are they related to this patch?
No, I can remove it. Just a bit safer I guess since they should be protected.
We're throwing a lot of Stringly typed exceptions. For more robust error
handling and recovery, it may be good to strongly type these instead.
Which exceptions are you referring to?
re: SuperstepHashPartitionerFactory. Moving it out of test and into the
example directory seems a bit counterproductive to me. It's a pathological
implementation; wouldn't it be better to provide a more useful example, rather
than one that's explicitly not meant to be used?
Until we start jaring up things separately, currently the Hadoop unit test is
broken when the SuperstepHashPartitionerFactory is not found. The right
solution might be to create another jar that has the unittest classes and can
be run as part of the Hadoop instance unittest. Can we do that in another
issue? I agree that it isn't a good example, but it's still a good test since
it guarantees partition movement between workers.
> Data input sampling and testing improvements
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> Key: GIRAPH-100
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GIRAPH-100
> Project: Giraph
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: graph
> Reporter: Avery Ching
> Assignee: Avery Ching
> Attachments: GIRAPH-100.patch
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> It would be really nice to help debug an application by limiting the input
> data (% of input splits, max vertices per input split). Also, it would be
> nice for the workers to provide a little more debugging info on how far along
> they are with processing the input data.
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