Juan,
jline in grunt is great. As someone else already pointed out, pig is in
the process of becoming an apache project in its own right. See
http://wiki.apache.org/pig/. We also have mailing lists and jira for
pig now. You can subscribe to pig-user and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] We are still jumping through the last
hoops within Yahoo on getting the code published in the Apache
incubator, but we expect to have that happen any time now.
Between the time it was posted on Yahoo's research page and when we
started the incubator process, we at Yahoo have already updated pig to
work with hadoop 0.14.x and pulled out the support for executing hadoop
from pig. But we would be very interested in seeing your jline support
integrated into pig.
Please keep an eye on these lists for announcements of when the up to
date code is available on apache.
Alan.
Juan Manuel Caicedo wrote:
Hi all
I'm getting started with Hadoop and with Yahoo Pig
(http://research.yahoo.com/project/pig).
I decided to took a look at the code and made some small changes; I
announce them here if anyone is interested:
* The Grub console now has basic completion functionality using jline.
* It's compiled for a recent Hadoop release. I tried to use 0.14.2
but I got errors executing the MapReduce jobs, so I had to switch to
0.13.1.
* I removed the support for executing Hadoop from Pig. I think it's
easier to configure a separate Hadoop instance and keep the
configuration files outside the main jar file.
The code is distributed under the BSD license (the same used by Pig)
and it's published the in my personal repository:
http://hg.cavorite.com/public/pig
Regards
Juan Manuel Caicedo
