Re: [Website] Ongoing problem with broken links in blog posts

I opened some issues... > On Feb 8, 2022, at 11:25 AM, Zoran Regvart wrote: > > Hi David & Cameleers, > > On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 7:57 PM David Jencks > wrote: >> We have a problem in a lot of blog posts that they link into the Antora >> generated docs. > >

Re: [Website] Ongoing problem with broken links in blog posts

Hi David & Cameleers, On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 7:57 PM David Jencks wrote: > We have a problem in a lot of blog posts that they link into the Antora > generated docs. Yes this happens with increasing frequency and it is problematic > Many link to the “next” version of the docs which has two

[Website] Ongoing problem with broken links in blog posts

We have a problem in a lot of blog posts that they link into the Antora generated docs. Many link to the “next” version of the docs which has two problems: - as release announcements, they should link to the doc version that’s been released. - there’s no reason to suppose any particular page

Re: Parallel Build in Camel

Hi That's a very nice tool thanks for sharing! It is indeed even faster, it takes "only" 21 minutes on my machine which is much better. As it is significantly faster and generally reliable, any reason why it is not used in the build pipeline? At least to validate the PRs when the tests are

Re: Parallel Build in Camel

Hi Nicolas Guillaume worked on maven daemon feature (with parallel build) specifically for Camel at the beginning. So yeah you can use it. Personally I use it sometime when I do a full build (which is rare as I build module per module most of the time). Regards JB > Le 8 févr. 2022 à

Re: Parallel Build in Camel

Hello, I have been using parallel builds with Camel and all it's sub-projects regularly. On some (rare) occasions I find a problem or two, but it's usually solved with rebuilding or running a non-parallel build. In my case, I build using Maven Daemon [1] and it has proven to be very stable in

Parallel Build in Camel

Hi Cameleers, I was wondering if it was safe to use the parallel build of maven at least to compile camel faster. Are you aware of any issues with it? I'm asking that because on my local machine (MBP 2,6 GHz Intel Core i7 with 6 cores), launching: * mvn clean install -Pfastinstall

Re: RFC: deprecating camel-testcontainers modules

On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 9:32 AM Otavio Rodolfo Piske wrote: > > Hello, > > I was talking to Luca a while ago where he pointed me to this discussion on > StackOverflow [1]. This reminded me that last year I raised this suggestion > about deprecating some of the camel-testcontainers components. I

Website might be unavailable in the next hour

Hi Cameleers, Just a heads up, we're working on some plumbing for the website. We're switching how the website is published so in the next hour or so the website might be unavailable. zoran -- Zoran Regvart

Re: Default behaviour of echoing client headers

Hi Colm & Cameleers, On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 12:45 PM Colm O hEigeartaigh wrote: > > Thanks for the feedback. Do you think it's feasible to think of a > change to Camel along these lines, at least for certain components / > protocols? Echoing headers for HTTP for example could allow a > malicious

Re: RFC: deprecating camel-testcontainers modules

Hello, I was talking to Luca a while ago where he pointed me to this discussion on StackOverflow [1]. This reminded me that last year I raised this suggestion about deprecating some of the camel-testcontainers components. I think we have migrated all of our code to test-infra by now. I am