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Update to Thrift v0.9.0 and added a README.TXT file. #27
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Wow, I was just looking into compiling Thrift when I saw this request. Thanks. :) Are these the unchanged files generated by Thrift? |
Follow-up question: which HBase version does the |
Yes it's unchanged :) I did use the py:new_style option so they actually use new classes. I'll version the .thrift version too to make it more clear. :) |
I'm not sure about the symlink approach. It might confuse packaging tools. I'd rather have an explicit README stating the exact versions. |
I left the Hbase.thrift file alone since it appears that the latest 0.98.4 has some additional IDL definitions. Updated the README.TXT file inside hbase/. |
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thrift --gen py:new_style Hbase.thrift | ||
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Thrift version used: 0.9.0 |
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Not sure which HBase version is being used. It looks like 0.98.4 at http://apache.petsads.us/hbase/stable/ has a different IDL, but not ready to upgrade yet.. :)
I'm resolving this issue now. Thanks for your contribution! |
Thanks for your fast response and support of this library! On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 2:05 PM, Wouter Bolsterlee
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Use a symlink for the hbase/ directory to help denote the version being used.