hi harald, ok - that's why i said "i guess" - with v1.5.2 there was only one commit in the data-module which >could< have introduced a regression (for applications based on osgi). however, i'm happy to hear that we don't have a new regression (hopefully the mentioned part still works for applications based on osgi).
+1 for contributing additional tests! regards, gerhard 2015-12-09 22:06 GMT+01:00 Harald Wellmann <[email protected]>: > Hi Gerhard, > > sorry for not getting back sooner... > > So far, I figured out that the regression I've seen was introduced between > 1.5.0 and 1.5.1, and not in 1.5.2 - I tested with an application that was > running on DS 1.5.0 previously. > > It seems I missed the end of the vote by a few hours, otherwise I would > change my vote now, and I apologize for any premature confusion. > > By the way, the regressions I've been talking about, now and previously > for some 1.4.x releases, are not related to Pax CDI or OSGi at all. > > They all relate to my current commercial closed source daytime projects > which are based on WildFly 9. There's no OSGi inside, and nothing out of > the ordinary, I would think. We just happen to be using DeltaSpike Data for > our persistence layer, and we've been bitten by incompatible changes after > upgrading DS a couple of times now. > > I'll try to isolate some of my issues and contribute new tests for those > use cases that have been fragile for us, and there's a couple of ideas I'd > like to discuss in separate threads. > > Best regards, > Harald > > > Am 08.12.2015 um 01:44 schrieb Gerhard Petracek: > >> hi harald, >> >> since we have seen just 3 commits in the data-module (for this release), >> i guess it's due to DELTASPIKE-1009 which fixes a regression caused by >> DELTASPIKE-594. >> however, we couldn't test it with an osgi-based application. >> >> as mentioned in the past: >> everybody is very welcome to help with the osgi part (esp. with tests) or >> we have to drop the unofficial (and still partial) osgi-support. >> >> regards, >> gerhard >> > >
