Hi all, happy New Year!
I think, it's time to prepare a Turbine Core release 5.2. There is some experimental stuff in it, notabely DateTimeFormatterService, but a couple of tests exist and it seems to be ready to a certain degree. Nevertheless Turbine Core does currently depend on five Fulcrum components in state SNAPSHOT (testcontainer, intake, parser, security, yaafi) + parent pom in SNAPSHOT. We would have to first release the parent component v12-SNAPSHOT, if we want to update the minimal setting to Java 11 or revert the settings to the published version 11 in the new releases. Overview of Fulcrum dependencies in Turbine 5.2-SNAPSHOT: | name | version | last release | changes (commit for git diff) | remarks | | testcontainer | 1.0.10-SNAPSHOT | end of 2020 | 7d2f264371ec9d62d885212f1ef18c8b228bf650 | mostly cleanup and dependency updates | intake | 2.0.1-SNAPSHOT | beginning of 2019 | 44f7d9492d98c4e95d06a3da3380f7bf892bc26c | more complete test configuration | parser | 2.0.2-SNAPSHOT | end of 2019 | 4df41f39b79827927256343f2652b078f6bb04f4 | mostly cleanup and dependency updates | security | 2.1.1-SNAPSHOT | end of 2021 | cacbef75a874c4ab489ed76489a1235b885b5f97 | some Java 8/11 optimizations TODO Should we remove hibernate, as we are not able to follow security updates and update hibernate to a current version? | | yaafi | 1.0.9-SNAPSHOT | end of 2018 | a931f52fbfca71c0a4a0f72ce8bc82e1ead80065 | mostly cleanup of tests and dependency updates What's your opinion? Do you agree? Did I miss something ? Should we wait and integrate / work on some important stuff? Should we just skip some Fulcrum updates? That is e.g. revert some dependencies in Turbine Core v5.2-SNAPSHOT (e.g. if we do not want the Java 11 baseline now in the new releases, we do not need parent 12)? Should we proceed and start with the release bundles as set out (that is as release first parent, then Fulcrum components and last Turbine-Core) ? Thanks! Best regards, Georg
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