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I assume more testing will occur after the four bugs are addressed. Will that be published on the Jepsen blog?
by billrobertson42 8y ago
I assume more testing will occur after the four bugs are addressed. Will that be published on the Jepsen blog?
- steven1982 8y agoNo man, the bugs are open from long time. The team is no more, don't know why. Only the founder is doing commits from months. I had so much hopes on dgraph, it was way better than other graph dbs but immature
- billrobertson42 8y agoCould that be the nature of Github? Doesn't it give credit to whomever merges pull requests?
- steven1982 8y agoGitHub differentiates author and the one who committed if they are not same.
- billrobertson42 8y agoWell, that's unfortunate. DGraph seemed like it was pretty cool. I wish them the best of luck.
- mrjn 8y agoYeah, we're working on fixing the existing bugs and working with Kit Patella (https://github.com/mkcp https://github.com/mkcp) to further extend Jepsen's Dgraph tests. The Snapshot Isolation bank test bug, in particular, is proving a lot harder to reproduce now -- it takes many hours (even up to 8h) to show a violation; which makes debugging harder obviously. The rest 2-3 are sort of related and easier to fix. I doubt Jepsen blog post would be updated, but once all the remaining bugs are fixed, we'll write a blog post about it on https://blog.dgraph.io https://blog.dgraph.io.