chore(dev): bump iceberg-rest-fixture to 1.10.1#2673
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FYI im working to fix the iceberg-rest-fixture image and release it as part of the next patch release. |
Pin the integration-test REST catalog fixture to the latest published release (1.10.1).
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Hi @kevinjqliu, thanks for pointing out, that's a good point. In this case, I just make this pr to bump up to 1.10.1. When 1.11.x is out, will send another pr to bump up the version once again |
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What changes are included in this PR?
Bumps the integration-test REST catalog fixture in
dev/docker-compose.yamlfrom
1.10.0to1.10.1, the latest publishedapache/iceberg-rest-fixturerelease, so the integration tests run against the current patch fixture.
Are these changes tested?
Covered by the existing Docker-based integration tests in CI.