Josh Rosen

For IntelliJ, here's a couple of settings that I've manually set for my Databricks-styled Scala projects: To prevent IntelliJ from vertically-aligning wrapped method parameter lists, uncheck the "Align when multiline"...

What about being able to put something like `[ci-skip]` in the JIRA title in order to skip Jenkins? This sort of stuff would be easier to script if we moved...

It turns out that it's not possible to request the comments in a (reverse) sorted order, so there's not a trivial fix for this.

This should now be implementable, since we now sync JIRA data into the dashboard.

One cause of this error is network connectivity issues between the master and driver, so maybe we should also add a note to https://github.com/databricks/spark-knowledgebase/blob/master/troubleshooting/connectivity_issues.md

Hi @jkleckner, We've deprecated most environment variables in favor of the newer configuration mechanisms, so system properties and SparkSubmit / SparkConf settings are intended to take precedence over environment variables....

> Sorry, I found that someone else had explicitly programmed environment vars to override config values.... You mean in your own application / user-code, you have code that reads from...

Good catch. If I'm reading the linked documentation correctly, it sounds like the right fix is to pass through non-schema-qualified table names as-is without assuming `PUBLIC`. Which version of `spark-redshift`...

Ping @emmanueljob, would be great to know in which maintenance branches you would like this fixed.

I tried doing this, but ran into a few issues: ``` diff diff --git a/project/SparkIntegrationTestsBuild.scala b/project/SparkIntegrationTestsBuild.scala index 3985927..d7e8539 100644 --- a/project/SparkIntegrationTestsBuild.scala +++ b/project/SparkIntegrationTestsBuild.scala @@ -30,34 +30,46 @@ object SparkIntegrationTestsBuild extends...