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From 08/16/2011 to 09/14/2011

09/14/2011

04:23 PM Ceph Bug #1477 (Resolved): make g_conf constant
implemented by commit:3552878984fa2dbf2e3f073980ff3447644f6909 Colin McCabe

09/12/2011

11:52 AM Ceph Bug #1512 (Resolved): C++ destructor issues in CompatSet::FeatureSet::~FeatureSet
fixed by commit:e84996de696f911f68d49179afaf9e2b93842d50 Colin McCabe

09/06/2011

06:24 PM Ceph Bug #1512 (Resolved): C++ destructor issues in CompatSet::FeatureSet::~FeatureSet
rbd tool is crashing on exit().... Colin McCabe
03:59 PM Ceph Cleanup #1478 (Resolved): remove last uses of old argument parsing macros, support -- everywhere
merged in commit:693c4e50e574e51e21b9aec7d7400d6e1583603a Colin McCabe

08/31/2011

06:46 PM Ceph Feature #1413 (Resolved): librbd asynchronous copy
implemented Colin McCabe
09:56 AM Ceph Feature #1413: librbd asynchronous copy
Thanks, Yehuda. I suppose it does make sense to provide a C++-style API with a virtual base class, just to be consist... Colin McCabe
05:45 PM Ceph Cleanup #1478 (Resolved): remove last uses of old argument parsing macros, support -- everywhere
The old-style argument parsing macros are a little confusing, since they're essentially flow control macros. They als... Colin McCabe
05:42 PM Ceph Bug #1477 (Resolved): make g_conf constant
99% of the code is doing the right thing and treating g_conf as a constant, but there is some code out there that's w... Colin McCabe

08/29/2011

01:39 PM Ceph Feature #1455 (Resolved): librbd: convert testlibrbd, testlibrbdpp into gtest style unit test
testlibrbd and testlibrbdpp should be converted into gtest style unit tests, similar to the rados-api tests. Colin McCabe

08/26/2011

12:53 PM Ceph Feature #1445 (Resolved): collectd: historical monitor stats
Colin McCabe

08/24/2011

02:17 PM Ceph Feature #1419 (Resolved): rados export: parallelize to be faster
Colin McCabe

08/19/2011

03:00 PM Ceph Feature #1411: teuthology: scan valgrind log for badness
Valgrind can be run in a mode where it outputs XML.
generally, you would do it like this:...
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