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HADOOP-18661. Fix bin/hadoop usage script terminology. #5473
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Emergency followup to HADOOP-13209 before we cut RC3: s/slaves/r/workers in the usage message you get when you type "bin/hadoop" Change-Id: Ifa9691dd14c261eedfe7aa9c41324720f3a69d0a
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This change is valid for trunk as well and sounds very reasonable to me. Should consider creating a separate ticket and push to all active lines.
Changes LGTM
@ayushtkn will do; just getting it into this one and then moving up, as this is the release to come out today |
+created explicit jira rather than than using the 3.3.5 release id, for better tracking |
Followup to HADOOP-13209: s/slaves/r/workers in the usage message you get when you type "bin/hadoop" Contributed by Steve Loughran
Followup to HADOOP-13209: s/slaves/r/workers in the usage message you get when you type "bin/hadoop" Contributed by Steve Loughran
Followup to HADOOP-13209: s/slaves/r/workers in the usage message you get when you type "bin/hadoop" Contributed by Steve Loughran
Description of PR
Emergency followup to HADOOP-13209 before we cut RC3: s/slaves/r/workers in the usage message you get when you type "bin/hadoop"
Noticed while playing with the RC2 and needed to get in before I kick off RC3 on sunday.
pushing though github for due diligence
How was this patch tested?
For code changes:
LICENSE
,LICENSE-binary
,NOTICE-binary
files?