Last call for feedback on this topic.
It seems everyone agrees to finally complete FLIP-32. Since FLIP-32 has been accepted for a very long time, I think we don't need another voting thread for executing the last implementation step. Please let me know if you think differently.
I will start deprecating the affected classes and interfaces beginning of next week.*来自志愿者整理的flink邮件归档
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The message you've shared appears to be related to the development process within the Apache Flink community, specifically referencing a FLIP (Flink Improvement Proposal). FLIP-32 is a proposal for improving or modifying the Flink framework. These proposals go through multiple stages, including discussion, review, acceptance, and implementation.
When the message mentions "last call for feedback," it's an invitation for final comments or concerns from the community before proceeding with the next steps of the FLIP. The statement that everyone seems to agree on completing FLIP-32 suggests there's consensus around implementing the changes proposed in this document.
The mention of not needing another voting thread implies that previous discussions or votes have already established agreement on the direction, and the speaker believes they can move forward with the implementation without further formal voting.
Deprecating classes and interfaces means marking them as outdated or discouraged for future use, typically because they are being replaced by better alternatives or their functionality is being integrated elsewhere in a more efficient manner. Starting this process at the beginning of the next week indicates a clear timeline for moving forward with the FLIP's execution.
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Remember, while these tools can facilitate and streamline your development and operations流程, the specific application would depend on the details of your project and how FLIP-like improvements integrate into your workflow.