Tom Morris

~~_From thadguidry on November 15, 2010 21:28:33:_ This is already on the Roadmap with "traditional find and replace"~~

#1744 implements a different feature, multi-column search and replace, not what is requested here - multi-column text filter.

Well, in that case, I don't see how it's even **remotely** related. I'm assuming this just got closed by mistake.

Or people could just quote what they're responding to, if it's not obvious, and read carefully before writing. I presume the "roadmap" comment is about: > From thadguidry on November...

I think Python 3 support would be great, but it's generally better to form requests as questions or requirements rather than answers or specifications. A couple of things make upgrading...

Because OpenRefine invokes Python scripts on a per-cell basis it'll be important to evaluate the invocation overhead of any proposed alternatives.

@chumer Are these questions so sensitive that they can only be posted in a closed invite-only chat?

@chumer Thanks. For others interested, the referenced "this topic" is primarily about changes in the GraalVM Languages packaging (https://github.com/oracle/graal/issues/6852). My take is that there are no compatibility issues, which is...

> Another way would be testcontainers for Java (requires Java 17). Java 11 is two years past its EOL, so I think we're overdue to update to Java 17 as...

> For example here is my testcontainers setup for mysql: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/compare/master...smierz:OpenRefine:db-extension-testcontainers How does that work? Purely via file naming conventions (ie `init.sql`)?