This, combined with a full poplar wood core, a carbon/flax blended laminate, and a quick turn radius makes the QST Blank powerful but not overbearingly so like some of the other heavy-metal skis in this category. The all-new QST Blank uses Salomon’s new Double Sidewall technology, which combines full-length sidewalls and another high-density injected ABS layer located along the length of the binding mount area. Says tester Michael Rogan: “A great ski in every aspect of the category.” Read the full review for category scores, strengths, weaknesses, and tester feedback. Testers found it versatile enough to be fun every day of the season. Plus, with a top 3 ranking in Forgiveness, they are not as demanding as the higher-ranked skis in this category. But the well-designed profile means that it is a solid choice for advanced skiers ready for the next level. With a layer of Titanal under the binding and a wood core, the Ranger 115 FR is by no means a beginner ski. Read the full review for category scores, strengths, weaknesses, and tester feedback. It’s the mellower and coachable option in the Enforcer line.” -Matt Schiller. Once off-piste, the broad and shapely profile mirrors and molds to whatever elements lay ahead.
“If you didn’t know this was a 110mm waist, you’d think it was so much narrower because it can subtly maneuver on a dime. Says tester Mark Syrovatka: “Same old story: This is an epic ski.” Read the full review for category scores, strengths, weaknesses, and tester feedback. Overall, it’s as fun in freshies as it is getting to and from the chairlift on the hunt for more. It releases from the turn more easily in powder, providing better soft snow performance. The SKI Test crew was ecstatic about how lively and energetic this ski is in all types of snow. At Solitude, it earned top marks in the Quickness and Playfulness categories.
The Blizzard Rustler 11 won the Powder category for the second year in a row. Looking for more in-depth ski gear coverage? Join Outside+ to read extended ski reviews, compare ski test scores, and get more insight from SKI’s veteran gear testers. In addition to the ski specs and feedback from our SKI testers, we’ve included the scoring criteria each ski scored highest in, and the departments where testers thought the ski had room for improvement. Out of 22 models tested, these six rose to the top after impressing our veteran testers with more than just their ability to float. The six unisex powder skis listed below were tested by the men at SKI’s 2022 gear test at Solitude Mountain Resort, Utah, a place that’s known for the white stuff. Having a fat option that’s still fun when it’s all tracked out is so important. There are very few skiers on the planet who only ski soft snow every time they ski. INFO: I/O exception (.) caught when processing request: The target server failed to respondġ2:30:22 PM .execchain.Get access to everything we publish when you maven-remote-resources-plugin:1.5:process (default) spark-core_2.10 -ġ2:30:22 PM .execchain.RetryExec execute Source directory: /home/emre/code/spark/core/src/main/scala added. build-helper-maven-plugin:1.8:add-source (add-scala-sources) spark-core_2.10. maven-enforcer-plugin:1.3.1:enforce (enforce-versions) spark-core_2.10. Building Spark Project Core 1.1.2-SNAPSHOT You can see the full output at the end of this message.įull output of the build: mvn -pl core,streaming package However, trying to build it via the following command line failed: mvn -pl core,streaming package So I thought that I could grab the Spark source code, switch to branch-1.1 branch and then only compile 'core' and 'streaming' modules, hopefully ending up with the compiled classes (or jar files) of the Streaming test utilities, so that I can import them in my Java based Spark Streaming application. Which, in turn, depends on the Scala test files in I could not find any documentation that focuses on Spark Streaming unit testing, all I could find was the Java based unit tests in Spark Streaming source code: I've used Java for this application, and I also need use Java (and JUnit) for writing unit tests. I'm currently developing a Spark Streaming application and trying to write my first unit test.
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