Wires the conventional AGENTS.md -> SECURITY.md -> security model chain so automated tooling
can mechanically discover the project's security model. No model content is changed.
patch by Jarek Potiuk; reviewed by Stefan Miklosovic, Michael Semb Wever for CASSANDRA-21464
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
Replace io.airlift:airline dependency with info.picocli:picocli across
all nodetool command implementations. This migration includes:
- Convert 160+ nodetool command classes from airline to picocli
- Add AbstractCommand base class for commands and utility methods
- Add NodetoolCommand top-level class for the cli utility
- Update all command classes to use @Command, @Option, and @Parameters
- Add plain text files to test command help output
- Add mock test classes for improved test coverage and parse validation
- Modify test infrastructure to work with picocli-based commands
- Add new layouts for cli formatting to preserve backwards compatibility
The migration maintains backward compatibility while providing improved
command-line parsing, better help system, and more robust argument
validation through picocli enhanced features.
patch by Maxim Muzafarov; reviewed by Caleb Rackliffe, Dmitry Konstantinov, Stefan Miklosovic for CASSANDRA-17445
See .build/README.md .Build and test scripts cover all CI activities in an CI agnostic manner. Scripts are found in non-docker and dockerised variants.
The non-docker scripts are found first under .build/ .These interact directly with ant, providing additional checks and environment setup. It is intended that what can be pushed down into the base ant build layer should be. The
debian and redhat build scripts are hidden under .build/docker because they are generally not usuable outside of their corresponding linux dists, and we don't want to encourage anything to the contrary. Bring the artifact/deb/rpm
build scripts (and associated docker images) from cassandra-builds repo to the .build directory. These packaging script for debian and redhat are now separated from the artifacts scripts. An additional build script check-code.sh
has been added that is solely responsible for all linter and code checks (includes owasp dependency checker). Only JDK11 and JDK17 are supported (as JDK8 is soon to be dropped). Scripts do not clean (or realclean) so that
scripts can be better pipelined, but `ant jar` was required to be added to circleci and ci-cassandra.a.o cqlsh-tests. Scripts can define a custom BUILD_DIR (build.dir) which can permit running parrallel builds off the same source
(though not all tests support this, or their support for it has atrophied). All build and test artifacts, results, and logs are found under build/ (or the BUILD_DIR). The build local venv and .ccm directories are now also
created under build (or BUILD_DIR). The test venv, logs and results are wiped each run. Use a separate mktemp directory each run, under /tmp (respect /tmp responsibility, and python fails when tmpdir is on a docker volume).
Don't set CASSANDRA_HOME when running python dtests (and fail-fast if `ant artifacts` was used to build instead of `ant jar`).
The docker scripts are found lower down under .build/docker/ .These scripts re-used the non-docker scripts inside containers. The docker images are versioned controlled in the same directory as dockerfiles, and tagged by their
md5sums. When running the docker scripts these docker images will, if not in the local registry, will first be attempted to be pulled from dockerhub and only then fallback to be built locally. This allows the dockerfiles to be
modified in existing patches and be run in existing CI as-is. Docker scripts timeout after one hour. virtualenv-clone is used, re-using the python versioned venvs in the image saves time over creating new ones each run. The inner-spliting of docker containers has been removed. It added a lot of complexity, for the most part duplicating the splitting concept, for little performance gain.
Ant target 'generate-unified-test-report' added, used for aggregating test reports and printing a summary.
patch by Mick Semb Wever; reviewed by Brandon Williams, Josh McKenzie, Maxim Muzafarov, Stefan Miklosovic for CASSANDRA-18133
This work encompasses a range of improvements to Paxos, summarised as:
- The introduction of Paxos Repair for ensuring consistency during range movements
- The reduction of network round-trips by a factor of 2x for reads and writes
patch by Benedict Elliott Smith and Blake Eggleston; reviewed by Alex Petrov, Aleksey Yeschenko and Sam Tunnicliffe for CASSANDRA-17164
Patch by Dmitry Potepalov; reviewed by bereng and brandonwilliams for
CASSANDRA-17367
Encryption settings were silently lost in BulkLoadConnectionFactory.
Forced the bulk loader test to do some actual streaming besides just
handshaking on the native port, the test does not pass without the
change in BulkLoadConnectionFactory.
Patch by Dmitry Potepalov; reviewed by bereng and brandonwilliams for
CASSANDRA-17367
Encryption settings were silently lost in BulkLoadConnectionFactory.
Forced the bulk loader test to do some actual streaming besides just
handshaking on the native port, the test does not pass without the
change in BulkLoadConnectionFactory.
Fix the DB descriptorRefTest which failed on the previous commit
patch by Ekaterina Dimitrova; reviewed by Caleb Rackliffe, David Capwell, Michael Semb Wever and Benjamin Lerer for CASSANDRA-15234
This commit sets up a new documentation structure and format:
* The directory struture changes from a Sphinx project to an Antora module layout.
* The formatting of the content changes from reStructuredText to AsciiDoc.
The documentation must now be built and published with Antora. Initially only from the cassandra-website repository.
This change was done to make maintaining versioned website documentation easier. As Antora is designed to generate versioned documentation.
The old directory structure was:
<ROOT>
- doc/
- cql3/
- CQL.css
- CQL.textile
- source/
- _static/
- _templates/
- _theme/
- _util/
- <other directory sections>/
- conf.py
- index.rst
- <other *.rst pages>
- make.bat
- Makefile
- README.md
- SASI.md
- <*.spec files>
- <generation scripts>
The new directory structure organises the documentation into modules:
<ROOT>
- doc/
- cql3
- modules/
- cassandra/
- assets/
- examples/
- pages/
- partials/
- nav.adoc
- ROOT/
- pages/
- nav.adoc
- scripts/
- antora.yaml
- README.md
- SASI.md
patch by Lorina Poland, Anthony Grasso; reviewed by Anthony Grasso, Mick Semb Wever for CASSANDRA-16763
Co-authored-by: Anthony Grasso <anthony@thelastpickle.com>
Jarek Potiuk