Le 11/05/2015 03:45, Hilko Bengen a écrit :
Elasticsearch 1.4.5 cannot be built with libt-digest-java/3.1-1 installed.
Reverting back to 3.0-1 resolves this problem.
Hi Hilko,
t-digest is a fairly small library, did you consider porting
Elasticsearch to the new version instead of reverting to
* Emmanuel Bourg:
t-digest is a fairly small library, did you consider porting
Elasticsearch to the new version instead of reverting to the previous
version? This looks like an easy modification, and upstream will
certainly be interested in such a change.
No, I did not. And I will not
I got a look at Elasticsearch, and this is just a one line change:
state.centroidCount() becomes state.centroids().size() in
TDigestState.java. I wouldn't call that a severe incompatibility.
We can also reintroduce the missing centroidCount() method in t-digest,
such that our package supports
Here is the patch for Elasticsearch:
https://github.com/jpountz/elasticsearch/commit/9e5b561
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Le 11/05/2015 13:28, Hilko Bengen a écrit :
Please don't just look at Elasticsearch but at the
japi-compliance-checker report I attached.
The incompatibilities are only relevant if they affect the packages
depending on the library, and this relevance isn't reported by
japi-compliance-checker.
* Emmanuel Bourg:
I got a look at Elasticsearch, and this is just a one line change:
state.centroidCount() becomes state.centroids().size() in
TDigestState.java. I wouldn't call that a severe incompatibility.
Please don't just look at Elasticsearch but at the
japi-compliance-checker report I
Package: libt-digest-java
Version: 3.0-1
Severity: grave
Elasticsearch 1.4.5 cannot be built with libt-digest-java/3.1-1 installed.
Reverting back to 3.0-1 resolves this problem.
The attached report generated by japi-compliance-checker shows that the
3.1 is backwards incompatible. The package
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