Quick clarification:

In the core/addons thread, Martin wrote that OPENNLP-1885, OPENNLP-1893,
OPENNLP-1909, and possibly OPENNLP-1894 should fit in core, and that he
wanted to put effort into them so M6 could mature.

The M6 proposal includes OPENNLP-1893, OPENNLP-1909, and OPENNLP-1894, but
not OPENNLP-1885. Since the two messages were  posted about a minute apart,
I suspect they may have crossed?





On Tue, Sep 1, 2026 at 3:12 AM Richard Zowalla <[email protected]> wrote:

> Subject: [DISCUSS] 3.0.0-M6 release
>
> Hi all,
>
> M5 went out on 2026-07-21, so we're about six weeks out and main has
> accumulated ~30 commits since. I'd like to cut 3.0.0-M6 rather than let
> that pile grow further and we have a target around 08/18.
>
> What's already on main since M5:
>
> - OPENNLP-1888 Document annotation container with typed, offset-anchored
>   layers (#1182). This is the biggest one and the one several other PRs
>   build on, so getting it into users' hands early matters.
> - OPENNLP-1903 BeamSearch: chain nodes instead of per-candidate Sequence
>   copies (#1205)
> - OPENNLP-1906 sentence detector abbreviation veto was quadratic in
>   document length (#1208)
> - OPENNLP-1904 / -1905 default-locale case folding breaking Morfologik
>   lookup and lemmatizer models (#1206, #1207)
> - OPENNLP-1922 ReDoS / stack exhaustion in the RegexNameFinderFactory
>   EMAIL and URL patterns (#1250)
> - OPENNLP-1899 hardened SymSpell deserialization (#1197)
> - OPENNLP-1902 cached models verified against their SHA-512 checksum
>   (#1239)
> - OPENNLP-1900 documented and published security model (#1198)
> - OPENNLP-1913 / -1915 Maven Wrapper in the source release, mvnw.cmd
>   line endings (#1229, #1231)
>
> That's already a reasonable milestone on its own. On top of that I'd
> propose we try to land these four before we cut:
>
> 1. OPENNLP-1921 Paragraph normalizer for Gutenberg-style and Markdown
>    text (#1249, tusharsaini18899). Approved already, small, and it slots
>    into the normalizer chain we cleaned up in OPENNLP-1916.
>
> 2. OPENNLP-1893 Hunspell affix dictionaries for stemming (#1190,
>    krickert). Classified as core in the scope thread without objection:
>    fits the existing abstractions, no new dependencies, no bundled data.
>    Currently "changes requested" - if that round gets addressed I'd like
>    it in M6.  (#1191, krickert).
>
> 3. OPENNLP-1909 Verified installer for user-supplied third-party
>    resources (#1211, krickert). Interface in core,
>    concrete downloaders in the modules they need it - M6 is a good place
> to
>    try that    split out in practice rather than on the list.
>
> 4. OPENNLP-1894 Dictionary-based tokenization for Japanese, Korean and
>    Chinese (#1191, krickert); open up for Asian language feels natural in
> a globalized world.
>
> To avoid a misunderstanding: putting something
> into a milestone is not the same as deciding it belongs in core for
> 3.0.0 final. Milestones are explicitly not API-frozen - that is what the
> M is for. If CJK tokenization or the installer ships in M6 and we later
> agree it belongs in addons, moving it before the final release is
> exactly the kind of change a milestone series is supposed to absorb. I'd
> rather we get these in front of users and collect feedback than hold a
> release while the scope thread converges.
>
> So M6 does not preempt
>
>   https://lists.apache.org/thread/vc8mnvfp6rmr5qb2s9y6hw0zpcxm6t68
>
> and I'd like that thread to keep running in parallel. The open questions
> there - the review bar for addons, the compatibility contract, who
> drives discoverability - are release-cadence questions for addons, not
> or a core milestone. Same for the addons cleanup and getting
> it to Maven Central: worth doing, independent of M6.
>
> If anything on the list above isn't ready, it drops from M6 and goes
> into M7 (or GA???). I'd rather cut on a date than on a feature list.
>
> Objections, additions, or things I've missed that should be in M6?
>
> Gruß
> Richard

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