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Re: [DISCUSS] Official JanusGraph docker image repo
Thanks for the responses Chris and Florian. I'm in agreement that we should first discuss the separate repo issue separate from the implementation details. That was my intent, but by including those
Thanks for the responses Chris and Florian. I'm in agreement that we should first discuss the separate repo issue separate from the implementation details. That was my intent, but by including those
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Ted Wilmes <twi...@...>
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#616
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Re: [DISCUSS] Official JanusGraph docker image repo
Hi,
first of all, big thanks for bringing this up again! I'm really looking forward to an official JanusGraph image.
I can think of one advantage of including the Docker images in the main JanusGraph
Hi,
first of all, big thanks for bringing this up again! I'm really looking forward to an official JanusGraph image.
I can think of one advantage of including the Docker images in the main JanusGraph
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Florian Hockmann <f...@...>
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#615
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Re: [DISCUSS] Official JanusGraph docker image repo
Hello,I'm regularly using containers for Cassandra and Elasticsearch for my JanusGraph work and I had a couple of thoughts on this.
In pull 700 only janusgraph is being run, in the experoinc repo
Hello,I'm regularly using containers for Cassandra and Elasticsearch for my JanusGraph work and I had a couple of thoughts on this.
In pull 700 only janusgraph is being run, in the experoinc repo
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Chris Hupman <chris...@...>
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#614
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[DISCUSS] Official JanusGraph docker image repo
Hello,
I wanted to restart a discussion on producing an official JanusGraph Docker image. There is lots of community interest and progress has been made but we're not quite there yet. There is an
Hello,
I wanted to restart a discussion on producing an official JanusGraph Docker image. There is lots of community interest and progress has been made but we're not quite there yet. There is an
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Ted Wilmes <twi...@...>
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#613
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.2.1
Committers, we're still waiting on approval on the outstanding documentation PR. If you have some time, please review it.
There is one new issue regarding a failing CQL test case that needs to get
Committers, we're still waiting on approval on the outstanding documentation PR. If you have some time, please review it.
There is one new issue regarding a failing CQL test case that needs to get
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#612
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Re: Dead core removal
My opinion is that commented out code can and should be removed. We have the full history in git, and people can find those commented out code blocks in the previous branches 0.1 and 0.2 also. If
My opinion is that commented out code can and should be removed. We have the full history in git, and people can find those commented out code blocks in the previous branches 0.1 and 0.2 also. If
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#611
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Dead core removal
Hello.
Is there an established convention how no longer useful code should be handled? E.g. there are commented out lines in GraphDatabaseConfiguration.java - like the ones for cluster.partition
Hello.
Is there an established convention how no longer useful code should be handled? E.g. there are commented out lines in GraphDatabaseConfiguration.java - like the ones for cluster.partition
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Yevgeniy Ignatyev <yevgeniy...@...>
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#610
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.3.0
Thanks a lot, Jason! I only remembered that there were release candidates for the 0.1.0 release, but I guess that was a special case being the very first JanusGraph release.
Anyway, next time we'll
Thanks a lot, Jason! I only remembered that there were release candidates for the 0.1.0 release, but I guess that was a special case being the very first JanusGraph release.
Anyway, next time we'll
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Florian Hockmann <f...@...>
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#609
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.3.0
Thanks for the suggestion, Florian. I don't think we published release candidates in the past, instead encouraged developers to build the release from source code. Getting more feedback on the 0.3.0
Thanks for the suggestion, Florian. I don't think we published release candidates in the past, instead encouraged developers to build the release from source code. Getting more feedback on the 0.3.0
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#608
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.2.1
TinkerPop 3.2.9 was merged on the 0.2 branch last week.
There's one documentation PR left outstanding. Once that's merged, I think we're ready to finalize 0.2.1.
TinkerPop 3.2.9 was merged on the 0.2 branch last week.
There's one documentation PR left outstanding. Once that's merged, I think we're ready to finalize 0.2.1.
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#607
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.2.1
Tinkerpop 3.2.9 has been released
https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/25804d823e19020d44dc9d353fb1e10b6f811e3b4667e8b0a441c924@%3Cdev.tinkerpop.apache.org%3E
Tinkerpop 3.2.9 has been released
https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/25804d823e19020d44dc9d353fb1e10b6f811e3b4667e8b0a441c924@%3Cdev.tinkerpop.apache.org%3E
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tmos...@...
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#606
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.3.0
Would it be possible (without requiring too much effort) to publish a release candidate of 0.3.0? Then we could deploy that in our staging environment and give feedback, especially for the new strict
Would it be possible (without requiring too much effort) to publish a release candidate of 0.3.0? Then we could deploy that in our staging environment and give feedback, especially for the new strict
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Florian Hockmann <f...@...>
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Re: Serialization of JanusGraph specific types and search predicates for non-Java based languages
Since there were no objections to adding client drivers to JanusGraph, I went ahead and created a ticket for the .NET part:
https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/1059
Am Freitag, 27. April
Since there were no objections to adding client drivers to JanusGraph, I went ahead and created a ticket for the .NET part:
https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/1059
Am Freitag, 27. April
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Florian Hockmann <f...@...>
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#604
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.3.0
Sounds like a good plan, Jason. Thanks for the effort!
Sounds like a good plan, Jason. Thanks for the effort!
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Jerry He <jerr...@...>
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#603
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.3.0
Things are shaping up on the Release v0.3.0 milestone. Committers, if you have a time to review/approve some of these outstanding PRs, that would be fantastic.
There are also a couple other PRs that
Things are shaping up on the Release v0.3.0 milestone. Committers, if you have a time to review/approve some of these outstanding PRs, that would be fantastic.
There are also a couple other PRs that
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#602
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Re: JanusGraph NiFi connector - exists?
Hi Gene,
Have you created the NiFi connector for janusgraph?
Thanks,
Pawan
Hi Gene,
Have you created the NiFi connector for janusgraph?
Thanks,
Pawan
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pawan....@...
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Re: Custom Analyzer for ElasticSearch
Hello Thomas,
thank you for your informative response. I was not aware of the existence of Index templates in ES at all. I was thinking of working around the situation by simply changing the Indices
Hello Thomas,
thank you for your informative response. I was not aware of the existence of Index templates in ES at all. I was thinking of working around the situation by simply changing the Indices
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kdr b <kdrb...@...>
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#600
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Re: [DISCUSS] Release planning v0.2.1
Waiting makes sense to me. Going down the list of open issues, nothing is jumping out to me as critical enough to block going forward the with the release process post 3.2.9 upgrade.
--Ted
Waiting makes sense to me. Going down the list of open issues, nothing is jumping out to me as critical enough to block going forward the with the release process post 3.2.9 upgrade.
--Ted
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Ted Wilmes <twi...@...>
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#599
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Re: FoundationDB storage adapter
Very cool, Ted. I'll give it a tire kick.
Very cool, Ted. I'll give it a tire kick.
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#598
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Re: Serialization of JanusGraph specific types and search predicates for non-Java based languages
I'm +1 for JanusGraph housing the client drivers, so users at least wouldn't need to hunt all over for them (unlike storage backends).
I'm +1 for JanusGraph housing the client drivers, so users at least wouldn't need to hunt all over for them (unlike storage backends).
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Jason Plurad <plu...@...>
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#597
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