nsoft opened a new pull request, #2017:
URL: https://github.com/apache/shiro/pull/2017

   This updates main to 3.0-snapshot (so a branch for 2x should be made before 
merging). In this PR I tried to use JakartaEE9 where possible with the 
exception of spring boot which is forced to JakartaEE 10. Spring never released 
an EE9 compatible release because by the time they did an update to Jakarta 
namespaces the Tomcat version for EE9 was already EOL, and they elected to skip 
EE9 for their test framework. They have EE9 compatibility in the runtime, but 
since shiro is using their testing framework, this doesn't help.  Guice does 
not yet appear to have EE10 support, hence the EE9 focus. 
   
   `mvn install`/`mvn verify` pass in this branch, but 13 tests are @Disabled. 
All of these tests are Integration tests and the failure mode in all cases is 
that the integration infrastructure (meecrowave/openliberty/arquillian) fails 
to launch. I am not very familiar with these and most of them are JaxRS/Jakarta 
Restful Services related, also a space I don't play in very often. Hopefully 
some here will be more familiar and be better able to address these issues.
   
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