Thanks. This work has been pushed off a bit because I need to get existing
PRs into better shape. Hopefully 1.9 is released when I pick it up
(otherwise I would lean towards forking for the time being as well).
On Tue, Mar 12, 2019 at 3:01 AM Uwe L. Korn wrote:
> Hello Micah,
>
> > Uwe, I'm no
Hello Micah,
> Uwe, I'm not sure I understand what type of support/help you are thinking
> of. Could you elaborate a little bit more before I reach out?
I would help them with the same build system improvement we have done in the
recent time (and are currently) doing in Arrow for C++. Nothing
Thanks for the input Wes and Uwe, given no one from the Avro community has
chimed in, I will try to reach out on there dev mailing list.
Uwe, I'm not sure I understand what type of support/help you are thinking
of. Could you elaborate a little bit more before I reach out?
-Micah
On Tue, Mar 5,
I am OK with that, but if we find ourselves making compromises that
affect performance or memory efficiency (where possibly invasive
refactoring may be required) perhaps we should reconsider option #3.
On Tue, Mar 5, 2019 at 11:29 AM Uwe L. Korn wrote:
>
> I'm leaning a bit towards 1) but I would
I'm leaning a bit towards 1) but I would love to get some input from the Avro
community as 1) depends also on their side as we will submit some patches
upstream that need to be reviewed and someday also released.
Are AVRO committers subscribed here or should we reach out to them on their ML?
Gi
I'd be +0.5 in favor of forking in this particular case. Since Avro is
not vectorized (unlike Parquet and ORC) I suspect it may be more
difficult to get the best performance using a general purpose API
versus one that is more specialized to producing Arrow record batches.
Given that has been relati
I'm looking at incorporating Avro in Arrow C++ [1]. It seems that the Avro
C++ library APIs have improved from the last release. However, it is not
clear when a new release will be available (I asked on the JIRA Item for
the next release [2] and received no response).
I was wondering if there
