The Arrow Flight blog post [1] was published today
I think it looks quite good -- thank you to everyone who helped make that
happen;
There is a discussion ticket[1] for possibly making a Rust implementation
if anyone looking for a neat project
[1]: https://arrow.apache.org/blog/2022/02/16/intro
Thanks for the clarification, Wes!
Kyle - the grant process is outlined here [1] and I can help with this on the
Arrow PMC side. From your side, you will need to file a grant (either the CCLA
form or the grant here [2]) and make sure everyone has a CLA on file, then once
the Apache side has ack
hi David,
Yes, I think we need to do an IP clearance for this work. Please let
me know if I can assist, but it would probably be good for other PMC
members to familiarize themselves with the process since we are likely
to receive more large pieces of work that need to go through the
process in the
I'd also like to highlight this new PR which contributes a JDBC driver on top
of Flight SQL and Avatica: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/12254
One thing I'm not sure of is whether this needs to go through IP clearance? At
~15k LOC and with development going back to June 2021, it is quite su
Following up here, I think we've resolved all current comments, so if anyone
else has feedback, it would be much appreciated. Otherwise, I think it would be
good to put it to a vote soon, and we can use the 8.0 cycle to improve the
documentation and see if there's any other work needed for the J
Following up here, James Duong and Jose Almeida have submitted a set of pull
requests proposing a set of additions to Flight SQL to expose more information
about supported data types and provide metadata about column types in results.
For anyone interested in reviewing the proposals, the pull re
