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[DRAFT] Build: remove hadoop 2 support #10932
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Now that the minimum java version is 11, it's impossible for Iceberg to work on a Hadoop release less than 3.3.0. Removing the hadoop2 version and libraries forces all building and testing onto a compatible version, and permits followup work using modern hadoop APIs.
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hive2 tests are failing with what looks like guava version/access issues. apparently Hive 2 also needs to be cut as it is only a hadoop 2.x runtime. |
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@steveloughran Thanks for taking a stab at this. I've created an issue here #10940 to track this. I'm also a bit constrained on time, so I'm open for someone else to take this on. |
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@Fokko @steveloughran I'd love to take this on if you guys are time constrained. |
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@manuzhang That would be great, thank you! 🙌 |
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@manuzhang a key issue is hive2 has to go -which is not just a build profile, its the CI test setup. That can be done in the same PR as this, or as a PR done in advance. |
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Now that the minimum java version is 11, it's impossible for Iceberg to work on a Hadoop release less than 3.3.0.a
Removing the hadoop2 version and libraries forces all building and testing onto a compatible version, and permits followup work using modern hadoop APIs.