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stack updated HBASE-19123:
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Description:
Up on dev list under '[DISCUSSION] Removing the bypass semantic from the
Coprocessor APIs', we are discussing purge of 'complete'. Unless objection,
lets purge for beta-1.
[[email protected]] says the following up on the dev list:
It would simplify the theory of operation for coprocessors if we can assume
either the entire chain will complete or one of the coprocessors in the chain
will throw an exception that not only terminates processing of the rest of the
chain but also the operation in progress.
Security coprocessors interrupt processing by throwing an exception, which is
meant to propagate all the way back to the user.
I think it's more than fair to ask the same question about 'complete' as we did
about 'bypass': Does anyone use it? Is it needed?
was:Up on dev list under '[DISCUSSION] Removing the bypass semantic from the
Coprocessor APIs', we are discussing purge of 'complete'. Unless objection,
lets purge for beta-1.
> Purge 'complete' support from Coprocesor Observers
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>
> Key: HBASE-19123
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-19123
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: Coprocessors
> Reporter: stack
> Assignee: stack
> Fix For: 2.0.0-beta-1
>
>
> Up on dev list under '[DISCUSSION] Removing the bypass semantic from the
> Coprocessor APIs', we are discussing purge of 'complete'. Unless objection,
> lets purge for beta-1.
> [[email protected]] says the following up on the dev list:
> It would simplify the theory of operation for coprocessors if we can assume
> either the entire chain will complete or one of the coprocessors in the chain
> will throw an exception that not only terminates processing of the rest of
> the chain but also the operation in progress.
> Security coprocessors interrupt processing by throwing an exception, which is
> meant to propagate all the way back to the user.
> I think it's more than fair to ask the same question about 'complete' as we
> did about 'bypass': Does anyone use it? Is it needed?
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