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The goal of this task is to agree on the strategy and process, and implement it in dev/release , to bundle Rust's source code on the signed tar as part of the arrow release.
Ideas:
use the latest published source code in crates.io
use a git ref from arrow-rs pointing to the latest release
use the source in arrow-rs@master
Some pros and cons:
[pro] is is downloaded from within ASF
[pro] it has been released (as it was voted on)
[con] it is not integration-tested against latest arrow@master, only master at the time of the release
[pro] it has been officially released (as it was voted on)
[con] is is downloaded from outside ASF
[con] it is not integration-tested against latest arrow@master, only master at the time of the release
[pro] It is the latest
[pro] it is integration-tested against latest master
[con] it has not been released in crates.io
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note: migrated from original JIRA: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-12445
The goal of this task is to agree on the strategy and process, and implement it in dev/release , to bundle Rust's source code on the signed tar as part of the arrow release.
Ideas:
Some pros and cons:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: