1.2 is out!
Difference from 1.1 is just the thrift and hbase versions.
https://github.com/kevinweil/elephant-bird

On Sun, Feb 13, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Dmitriy Ryaboy <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi folks,
> For those of you who are using Elephant-Bird, I just wanted to let you know
> about the compatibility roadmap so you can plan accordingly.
>
> We've tried to inject a bit of versioning into EB, so as of a month or two
> ago dvelopment happens in dev branches, and master gets updated a bit less
> frequently, and the current version is bumped up every time we do this.
>
> Currently EB is versioned as 1.1.
> It uses Pig 0.6, protocol buffers 2.3, thrift 0.2, HBase 0.20.6, and Hive
> 0.7 (patched with HIVE-1616).
> We haven't spoken about the changes a whole lot here, but EB has evolved a
> fair bit in the last few months from what we open-sourced originally; it has
> good Thrift support and makes most code-generation we had before optional,
> we can do pretty much everything through reflection.
>
> 1.2 will most likely be wrapped up this week. At this point we will branch
> what's currently in master into a "1.1" branch and freeze it, merge
> 1.1.1-dev into master (calling it 1.2 now), and create a 1.2.1-dev branch
> for development.
> 1.2 adds a number of little things (you can check out the 1.1.1-dev branch
> and look at the commit log if you are interested), but most importantly it
> will bump up *Thrift to 0.5 and HBase to 0.90.*
>
> 2.0 will be merged to trunk in March;  the biggest change there is that it
> requires *Pig 0.8*. The base for this is the EB branch "pig-08" in my fork
> of EB.
> HBaseLoader is removed (it has been merged into Pig 0.8's HBaseStorage); if
> we have some HBase-related stuff in there, it would be for HBase 0.90.
>
> Let me know if you have questions/concerns, and as always, patches welcome
> :).
>
> Cheers
> -D
>

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