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Test failed is in oak-pojosr for TokenAuthenticationTest. It passes
locally but has been seen failing few times on build bot. Would have a
look at that. However the failure is not related to changes done in
last commit
Running org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.run.osgi.TokenAuthenticationTest
Tests run:
Hi,
I think the documentation shouldn't talk about SegmentMK, specially
because such a class doesn't exist. Instead, I think it should talk about
the high level concepts segment storage and document storage, plus
concrete implementations tar file persistence (based on the segment
storage), and
On 12.8.14 1:24 , KÖLL Claus wrote:
Hi,
After looking more and more into the oak codebase i feel sometimes a little bit
confused with the documentation.
I think the documentation doesn't reflect the reality in the codebase regarding
the Microkernel API and NodeStore API for the two flavours
Hi,
Ok thanks for your feedback ...
And yes, it's confusing.
.. so I'm not alone here :-)
I would change the documentation to better fit the right terms.
greets
claus
hi claus
And yes, it's confusing.
.. so I'm not alone here :-)
no... nobody gets it... in particular as one term is also the
marketing term for the other... just makes the mess a complete mess.
as far as i am concerned i don't know any good reason for keeping two
APIs for the same thing. IMO we
On 12.8.14 4:08 , Angela Schreiber wrote:
hi claus
And yes, it's confusing.
.. so I'm not alone here :-)
no... nobody gets it... in particular as one term is also the
marketing term for the other... just makes the mess a complete mess.
as far as i am concerned i don't know any good
On 11/08/2014 21:07, Justin Edelson wrote:
In my experience, you would use minute precision for range queries and
second precision for ordering. So I guess this means that second
precision would be the best default and then allowing minute precision
to be used as an optimization for an index
hi all
i recently had another look at the oak-core module and was thinking
if it wouldn't be better if we would move the NodeStore implementations
into separate modules.
to begin with i just tried 2 separate modules:
- oak-ns-document:
everything below oak.plugins.document
-
