- enable to choose the app directory too, so we write foxxes into the proper locations
- strip out more fuzz about global installation and services
- add a custom uninstaller page showing which directories we intend to delete
- more cleanup
* add warmup documentation - #188
* warn when relinking build directory
* add warmup documentation - #188
* warn when relinking build directory
* Renamed warmup to loadIndexesInMemory which is a better name for the current implementation of this feature.
* Adapted WebUI to state 'load indexes in memory' instead of 'warmup'
* Added loadIndexesInMemory documentation.
* Renamed loadIndexesInMemory => loadIndexesIntoMemory
* Merged in Column Family for Views
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commit 860ddfc7a74866919ce5139ac3d874f09501ec97
Merge: d9ec0e3 bf20939
Author: Michael Hackstein <michael@arangodb.com>
Date: Thu Jun 8 12:45:14 2017 +0200
Merge branch 'devel' of github.com:arangodb/arangodb into feature/views-column-family
commit d9ec0e3c88122c6b9ee8acdbc6e69ca6af62e19f
Author: Michael Hackstein <michael@arangodb.com>
Date: Thu Jun 8 12:44:43 2017 +0200
Added a column family for views. It is no yet used anywhere. Just preparation.
* to rapid firing in sendAppendEntries
* fix startLocalCluster to run everywhere in file system
* removed unused includes
* try to stop queries multiple times so we catch all
* make sure that we actualy substitute a number into the debian scripts
* unify index struct return values in cluster and non-cluster for fulltext and geo indexes (#2534)
* RocksDB drop collection now does intermedieate writes of batches.
Furthermore fixed an issue with Column Family usage in drop.
commit 708cd81362b56213dd4d7a69b1e4eea120de0db4
Merge: b8896ea 924ef44
Author: Michael Hackstein <michael@arangodb.com>
Date: Thu Jun 8 14:47:56 2017 +0200
Merge branch 'devel' of github.com:arangodb/arangodb into feature/drop-collection-batches
commit b8896ea5479d56f3e6d55d6094ec2658b058dc04
Author: Michael Hackstein <michael@arangodb.com>
Date: Thu Jun 8 14:47:37 2017 +0200
Fixed drop collection in rocksdb for all entries that are not compacted in a complete file. it was using the wrong column family.
commit 59f6a9d51b1c12d665eba683d3b09f1b01ce77fc
Author: Michael Hackstein <michael@arangodb.com>
Date: Thu Jun 8 13:00:18 2017 +0200
Remove large range now uses ColumnFamily comparator instead of default one. Also it writes batches of 1000 documents to RocksDB instead of full deletion at once.
* better automatic file-type detection for arangoimp
* fixed typos in error messages
* Response can always be a nullptr
* Fix warning
* Revert "Response can always be a nullptr"
This reverts commit 73b7d67510.
* avoiding avalanche of appendEntries
* Revert "Revert "Response can always be a nullptr""
This reverts commit c3c76e9a8f.
* aql now properly propagates the error again
* Implement testcases, this fixes#1806
* also mention that this is not available in sharded collections.
* removed --vm.resident-limit for 3.2.beta
* fixed some tests
* fix variable referencing - its special in the debian scripts
* fix tick assignment
arangod may report a "lastLogTick" value of "0" when a request to
/_api/replication/logger-state was made before the first WAL write
operation was synced to disk. After the first sync operation, the
"lastLogTick" values were ok then.
Now a "lastLogTick" value of "0" should not be returned even when
the logger state API is queried directly after the startup.
* removed one known issue that was fixed in the meantime
* remove only-assigned string variable
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