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[PIG-2798] pig streaming tests assume interpreters are auto-resolved - Pig - [issue]
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...many of the pig tests assume the first line (e.g. #!/bin/sh) auto-resolves the interpreter. This doesn't work on Windows. To run scripts in a cross-platform context, tests should...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2798
Author: John Gordon,
2012-11-01, 17:42
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[PIG-2942] DevTests, TestLoad has a false failure on Windows - Pig - [issue]
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...TestLoad has a "ParseCygPath" call that doesn't work under Cygwin or without it on Windows. Removing it actually stabilizes the test under both conditions....
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2942
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 22:32
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[PIG-2943] DevTests, Refactor Windows checks to use new Util.WINDOWS method for code health - Pig - [issue]
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...SOme tests still look for Windows via a search of the OS string. Since we have a utility function, now, it makes sense to refactor all of those to use that function. That way, if...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2943
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 22:28
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[PIG-2799] Update pig streaming interface to run correctly on Windows without Cygwin - Pig - [issue]
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...The streaming interface in pig assumes Cygwin (e.g. parseCygPath). It shouldn't need this anymore and should run fine without requiring Cygwin to spin up a process....
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2799
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 22:25
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[PIG-2801] grunt "sh" command should invoke the shell implicitly instead of calling exec directly with the command tokens - Pig - [issue]
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...The "sh" command in grunt is very sensitive to the behavior of exec. It requires that you provide an executable filename as the first argument, and those are sort of up for interpretat...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2801
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 22:22
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[PIG-2800] pig.additional.jars path separator should align with File.pathSeparator instead of being hard-coded to ":" - Pig - [issue]
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...Windows paths use : after the drive letter, so pig currently fails to properly parse pig.additional.jars because it reads C:\file.txt as the list of jars: ["C", "\file.txt...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2800
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 22:02
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[PIG-2797] Tests should not create their own file URIs through string concatenation, should use Util.generateURI instead - Pig - [issue]
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...A number of pig tests create URIs via string concatenation when they are trying to load files with something like:commandString = "load file:" + fileName + " using "...This should just use t...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2797
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 21:29
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[PIG-2796] Local temporary paths are not always valid HDFS path names. - Pig - [issue]
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...A number of pig scripts follow the pattern:File tempFile = File.createTempFile("this", ".txt");copyFromLocalToCluster (tempFile.to_string(), tempFile.to_string());tempFile.delete();The goal,...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2796
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 21:25
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[PIG-2795] Fix test cases that generate pig scripts with "load " + pathStr to encode "\" in the path - Pig - [issue]
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...Pig reads "\" as an escape character in pig scripts – but Windows paths natively contain \. When we formulate pig queries that should be read through the parser with file paths, ...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2795
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-31, 21:13
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[PIG-2941] Ivy resolvers in pig don't have consistent chaining and don't have a kitchen sink option for novices - Pig - [issue]
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...The Ivy resolvers in Pig are split into default, external, and internal – and they are all actually distinct. There isn't a resolver that rolls over all three, and fallbacks aren...
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2941
Author: John Gordon,
2012-10-23, 02:42
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