| commit | 675e41aaed0f8ae250d97a10dad35a8aef4c3e82 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Brian Loss <brianloss@apache.org> | Thu Feb 04 07:55:40 2021 -0500 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Thu Feb 04 07:55:40 2021 -0500 |
| tree | cb1452b3ee93ba2f42a3bebb90229c3a6b290882 | |
| parent | 95a8df18049118fcf3b5564e325a08af47e0a964 [diff] |
Rename master packages to manager. (#1904) Rename master packages to manager. This change renames all packages with 'master' in the name to 'manager' with the exception of the o.a.a.core.master.thrift package. Due to the usage of some of these classes in the user-facing TabletBalancer code hierarchy, the renaming of this package will wait until the next major release. While it would have been possible to rename the package for most of the classes int he master.thrift package, then we would have been left in a state where we could not re-generate the thrift classes if that were needed. The TableState enum, which is in a renamed package, is used in some classes in the public API though it is not used in the public API itself (i.e., it is not a parameter or return type for any public or protected method in the public API). The usages are limited to internal comparisons and lookup of enum values based on the string. Therefore, this renaming won't break any clients. * IDE refactoring was used to rename packages having master in their name to the same package name, but with master replaced by manager. * Updated Property enums where the default implementation for the property was a class that got re-packaged. Kept a "compatibility" implementation for such classes, which is the class under the old package name extends the class under the new package name, is deprecated, is empty except for a constructor that logs a warning about the deprecation. * Add "compatibility" classes for those in packages renamed that have a main method. The compatibility class extends the class in the new package name, and the main method delegates to the moved class' main method as well as logging a warning about the deprecation. re #1642
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