Your account should have access now.
Kind Regards,
Brandon
On Tue, Jun 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM Kokoori, Shylaja
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> Hi,
>
> I would like to submit a CEP and I don't have access to the wiki.
>
> If someone with access could provide permission to wiki ID 'shylaja', would
> be much appreciated.
Hi,
I would like to submit a CEP and I don't have access to the wiki.
If someone with access could provide permission to wiki ID 'shylaja', would be
much appreciated.
Thank you,
Shylaja Kokoori
> 1) As you said, in trunk, we would go with the latest language level features
> and if we backported and these language features are not present there
> because of older JDK, the patch would need to be rewritten to comply.
We already have plenty of cases where we have to write a patch for one b
> Adds overhead in the hot path due to maintaining indexes. Extra memory needed
> during write path and compaction.
I’d make the same argument about the overhead of maintaining the index that Jon
just made about the disk space required. The relatively predictable overhead of
maintaining the ind
Hi Josh,
One observation, you wrote:
"Backports from trunk to older branches that utilize the latest language
level would need to be refactored to work on older branches."
This is interesting. There are two possibilities
1) As you said, in trunk, we would go with the latest language level
featu
I was attempting to convey the language level support for a given branch at any
snapshot in time; my reading of Doug's email was for something that shouldn't
be a problem with this new paradigm (since we would be doing bugfixes targeting
oldest then merge up, and new improvements and features sh
What's difficult for me to grok here is you're treating each branch as
static, while the discussion has already evolved to branches evolving over
time (with jdks being back-ported, etc). Might be more helpful to explain
states and events at different points of branch lifecycles…
On Tue, 3 Jun 202
So the general concern we're talking about is identifying/avoiding cases in
which a community member has contributed code generated with the support of a
model that has reproduced training data verbatim, posing copyright risk to the
Apache Cassandra project.
Work in this area seems early, but t
