Quarkus 2.0 and Java 11 considerations #128
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v1.0.0 has just been released, and this tag can be a base for a branch in the future once we merge quarkus 2.0 compatibility to master. |
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v1.X has just been branched. master branch is switched to Quarkus 2.0 / Java 11. I've also pre-released v2.0.0.CR3 for testing purpose and pushed it to Maven Central. All bugfixes and features can/should be backported to |
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v2.0.0 released, |
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Quarkus 2.0 is in
Release Candidate
state as of today, and it's a matter of days until it becomesFinal
. It supports (and requires) Java 11, and if we still want to support Quarkus 1.X (java 1.8) we will have to maintain 2 versions (sources and artifacts in maven central).One possible approach is to branch version for quarkus 1.X from master today (let's call this branch
quarkus_1.X
), optionally bump it to v1.0.0, then - once Quarkus 2.0 is out - merge #126 to master, and release as v2.0.0. All bugfixes and possibly feature will have to be backported toquarkus_1.X
, then released as 1.X.Y to maven central.Good news is #126 uses Quarkus 2.0 and all tests are green now :)
Need your feedback here @pazkooda @Wertros
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