Tis true, there are a couple of Collection methods they changed the
behavior of, something like when an object is both a List and Stack,
if you push then get (e.g.) it doesn't work the same. Since the
scripting processors are still labelled Experimental (who might
support custom scripts anyway?) I
Matt Burgess can answer with more detail but I do believe there are breaking
changes with collection interaction in 2.5.x.
Andy LoPresto
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> On May 25, 2019, at 15:12, Mike Thomsen
Groovy 3.0 apparently has hit beta 1 recently and 2.5.7 is the latest
stable build of 2.X. Are there any known compatibility reasons that would
prevent us from upgrading to 2.5.X in 1.10? This is directed as much at
users as the developers.
Ideally, I'd like to upgrade to the latest 2.5.X in 1.10
It looks like something went wrong with my http jetty server I think after I
restarted NiFi.
I began having a 503 error response being generated when I made requests
against my HandleHttpRequest processor.
I also noticed that I could not properly disable and re-enable the
