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The PR is a requirement for apache/cloudberry#1081. |
I see that all tests in apache/cloudberry#1081 failed with
I believe this fix should fix it - is it so? |
I also see the errors in installing RPM
Where are these errors going to be fixed? Maybe it will be better to fix them in these PR too ... |
Hi @leborchuk, the discussion on changing PAX to be disabled by default is in the following thread: https://lists.apache.org/thread/q1n7hztzzydk1owhn73tc1b4chyhzx85. You are welcome to share your thoughts on this. If we agree, these issues will be resolved after this PR is merged. |
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Now it’s ready for review (at least for Rocky 9). @leborchuk @edespino For building PAX in Rocky 8, has one issue tracked at apache/cloudberry#1097. |
Also, need to upgrade gcc from 8 to 11. Will update this PR later. |
Done. PTAL. |
PAX is a new access method introduced by Cloudberry since 2.0.0. In this PR, add the `--enable-pax` option to the configure command to enable PAX support when building Cloudberry. Other changes: * add `cmake3` as the dependency for building PAX in Rocky8. * Install and set gcc/gcc-c++ 11 as the compiler for building PAX.
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+1 - Thank you for this.
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