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I believe you cannot force push anymore.
One can imagine that auditors were not particularly enthused about this :)
They mail you the shit off your desk for playing games with any of that stuff, and it’s thoroughly, thoroughly checked.
I'm curious to know if this is anyone's first time hearing about Trino?
Lots of people using Athena have probably never heard of Presto, let alone Trino.
Also, if anyone is reading this wondering which version Athena comes from, it's a release that was common to both Presto and Trino before the fork. However, more recently we've worked with the Athena team on getting the newer Trino features that aren't in Presto today in Athena. So it's starting to become more based on Trino.
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I worked at FB, too, and I can confirm you speak the truth. This process is problematic, though. The "special case" is the standard process at FB: to make external contributors second class citizens. They have their reasons, but doing this pushes the locus of discussion and action to the place where work happens fastest: inside the company. That means that the interests of FB engineers drive the project; in other wor…
> They have their reasons, but doing this pushes the locus of discussion and action to the place where work happens fastest: inside the company. That means that the interests of FB engineers drive the project; in other words, not open. As an outsider and frequent consumer of some high profile open source projects 'owned' by Big Tech Companies I get the feeling that this same thing happens everywhere. It probably does…