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Prepare for Quarkus 3.0.0 #87
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Great, let's wait for the first alpha and create a branch. |
@middagj I find that you bump the version to |
Yes, that would be my proposal. Perhaps we can back port some features to the 2.x branch as well, but we won't do any major features. The bump to 2.0.0 was to signal the changes in config. |
@middagj I plan to make an alpha release so that extensions that are depending on us can test compatibility. Thought of releasing as |
If you have the time it would be an excellent idea. Can you make the release on a separate branch and merge it once we get out of alpha? |
I have a hunch that we can make a merge on the current feature branch, changing the version and everything should run. Will try it in a moment. |
Yup, just worked. Release pipeline is running. |
... welp... |
This was a trip and a half. We have a Release |
I think we need a release of See quarkiverse/quarkus-pooled-jms#39 (comment) for details. |
@turing85 Also it looks like we need to change to use |
@zhfeng didn't know they had a separate client. This is probably the solution to the problem. |
Is there any convention in Quarkus with respect to the import order of |
Not that I know of. |
As of now, we cannot merge the "meat" of #121 into this branch since camel has not yet upgraded to quarkus 3. I have merged the non-essential parts (i.e. the test restructuring and the pipeline upgrades), but the rest can only be merged after we have a camel release that works with quarkus 3. |
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@turing85 Are you going to do a new Alpha release of 3.0.0 after switching? |
@zhfeng I did not plan to, no. |
Starting the process now. |
Switch is done. |
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Camel support was removed on purpose I recon. I didn't see anything strange, just Javadoc that got over 120 line width due to renaming. |
Yes, the camel-parts were removed on purpose. See #154 for details. As for the line length... is this not covered by the autoformatter? |
No, apparently not. But fixed it. |
Official release is on 2023-04-26 ( |
@turing85 Can we release two days before because I also need to release |
So 2023-04-24 it is 🙂 |
It's today so cool for me :). Please ping me in the release PR, thanks! |
In the advent of the Quarkus 3.0.0 release, we should prepare this extension.
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