On Tue, May 1, 2018 at 12:44 PM, Romain Manni-Bucau <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Le 1 mai 2018 18:53, "Matt Benson" <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
> Hi all,
>   I have upgraded commons-weaver to be compatible with Java 8 and enhanced
> the privilizer module to handle method references. Our bv2 branch can now
> successfully run its "sec" profile on Linux. Since it works there but no
> longer works on Windows, I expect the reason is policy file platform
> weirdness. Anybody who wants to work on that is welcome but I'm not
> considering it to be a blocker.
>
>   The Hibernate guys have released the 2.0.3.Final version of the TCK which
> included several fixes and our branch passes this version of the TCK.
>
>   As I see it our remaining tasks are:
> * rename and repackage the bval-jsr module
>
>
> To? I renamed to jsr for bval 1.1 to avoid future renaming so hope to stay
> stable here
>

Remember that I merged the remaining needed code from bval-core into
bval-jsr as part of the decision to drop the legacy support. Apache BVal is
now focused on Bean Validation in deed as in word. I considered renaming
the module back to bval-core, but I think it's more appropriate to simply
name it "bval".


> * add OSGI manifest info to that module and remove the bundle module
>
>
> Bundle was more a shade, we can have both pby
>

With the removal of the erstwhile bval-core, a bundle shading in bval-jsr
should be equivalent to bval-jsr + osgi.

Matt


> * see that commons-weaver 1.4 is released in the Commons community
>
> We can discuss these in more detail in separate threads, but does anyone
> else know of some other critical task we should be considering?
>
>
> Nthg, just let it go out and congrats for your work!
>
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>

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