Ok, I'll try to integrate this in the next day or two and promote it.
Ian
On Jun 4, 2008, at 7:53 AM, Alex Mizrahi wrote:
here are patches for elephant-unstable.
it still doesn't work perfectly, errors are quite weird:
odd test runs (1, 3..) work fine, but even ones (2, 4..) complete
with t
here are patches for elephant-unstable.
it still doesn't work perfectly, errors are quite weird:
odd test runs (1, 3..) work fine, but even ones (2, 4..) complete with two
errors, iirc UPDATE-CLASS
and INDEX-REDEFINE, something like that. i hope that are minor errors.
also some minor fixes are p
Glenn
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Fantastic! Thanks for all the work on this. Now I ha
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Fantastic! Thanks for all the work on this. Now I have no excuse to
start the long list of little items necessary to g
> I forget if we had figured out what to call this release. Opinions?
Didn't we agree to have this as 1.0?
Or are there still other issues that need to be solved until then?
Leslie
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We also need to test upgrade from 0.9.1.
I forget if we had figured out what to call this release. Opinions?
Ian
On Jun 2, 2008, at 5:43 PM, Ian Eslick wrote:
Fantastic! Than
Fantastic! Thanks for all the work on this. Now I have no excuse to
start the long list of little items necessary to get to a release...
The big areas are:
- Thread safety for all schema-related operations
- Test coverage
- Docs coverage
Some bugs I've seen and haven't been able to fix:
- Le
IE> Sounds like there is an issue with schema coherence (the class object
IE> cache out of sync with the db in some way? I had some of these tuning
IE> the BDB implementation).
i've found the issue -- postmodern backend creates its "system" btrees
(like root, schema-table etc) in "fancy" way,
