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Couchbase vs RavenDB Performance at Rakuten Kobo Whitepaper

Sep 21 2012

Bug Fixes in OSS environment

time to read 1 min | 73 words

A user reported a bug in RavenDB. We tracked that bug into a race condition in a 3rd party library, which then forced us to fix the bug, and then do the dependency roll up:

Sigh…

Then again, we could do all of that ourselves.

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21 Sep 2012
12:25 PM

Michael

What's a dependency roll up?

21 Sep 2012
12:27 PM

Ayende Rahien

The chain of the dependencies that you have, basically.

21 Sep 2012
14:14 PM

Gilligan

What exactly could you do all by yourselves?

21 Sep 2012
14:21 PM

Christopher Wright

Gilligan, everything that Lucene.NET Spatial does (and by extension, Spatial4n and Net Topology Suite and anything they depend on).

21 Sep 2012
15:24 PM

Diego Guidi

Then again, we could do all of that ourselves. An alternative can be to grab the source code and reference this code. Anyway, reinwhent the wheel is not a good practice.

22 Sep 2012
16:26 PM

marion

Ayende you often say ...I use OSS project every time is possible

23 Sep 2012
00:08 AM

Anonymous Coward

How can you "do" a "chain of dependencies"?

24 Sep 2012
22:35 PM

Roger

What does this have to do with OSS projects? It it was a couple of commercial libs depending on each other - the problem would have been even worse (if they wouldn't fix it and release it quickly). Now you can fix it at least.

25 Sep 2012
10:52 AM

Ayende Rahien

Roger, a) Commercial software tend not to have that deep a dependency tree. For obvious reasons. b) That was pretty much my point on the last sentence.

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