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should you not bump the version of atlan-janusgraph @dhanyavg-atlan cc: @sumandas0
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Yes,
I think we should do that.
I think changing 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT to 1.1.1-SNAPSHOT or something similar.
But, in atlas-metastore we are using 0.6.03 version of janusgraph.
So, it will be unaffected if I make changes here right?
@sumandas0 @nikhilbonte21 Please give suggestions here what to do?
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@dhanyavg-atlan , I think we do not need spark dependency in metastore, can we remove this?
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My bad, please ignore last comment.
Dhanya is correct, we do not use master branch, no harm in pushing any change in master branch
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Yes, makes sense @nikhilbonte21
But, if someone using 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT anywhere, if we don't update this,
there is a possibality that these new updates won't be in the version mentioned.
So, I am thinking of changing that to 1.1.1-SNAPSHOT or you can give a better name for the new version.
If I am changing, I should also make sure that it is updated in all the pom.xml files.
So, please suggest accordingly on what to do.