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Learn moreA batch update of releases has arrived and it is brought to you with the new Aluminium-SR1
Bill Of Material. Just in time for Spring Framework M5 !
An important quality update with new features including predicated-based windows and the checkpoint
operator, fixes, test coverage and for the first time in 3.0.x line, a draft reference guide.
We are now working on 3.0.6.RELEASE
which is going to be our last major 3.0 content update before 3.1.0.RELEASE
. We encourage our Spring Community to just follow deprecated instructions if they hit any of the @Deprecated
API, thus simply preparing for a quick, painless, upgrade when time comes. Have a look at our issues backlog for a more detailed scope.
Improvements have been made to reactor-test
to support dropped data/exception testing via post verification assertions. Addons being tightly coupled to reactor-core, we always synchronize with its releases and scope isolated stories in between.
We are now working on 3.0.6.RELEASE
. We will include at least one new add-on (reactor-math) and continue polishing test support. Additional on-going research is also spent on having a public operator TCK that would offer contributors or other library developers a sane way to stress their implementation in the face of many sequencing/optimization scenarios.
A recommended update that fixes most of the issues faced since the introduction of client connection pooling mode in 0.6.0.RELEASE
which is enabled by default . New features include NettyContext
pipeline operators and proxy support in connection pools.
We are now working on 0.6.2.RELEASE
. Numerous improvements are planned in the SPI and a focus on quality will certainly bring its lot of fixes as well. Our goal is to cover and review use cases given the continuous feedbacks we receive for instance from the Cloud Foundry Java Client and Spring Framework teams.
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In the past weeks we faced several documentation hosting issues and we envision to migrate documentation content to a more dedicated host. Still the site has welcome some fixes and polishes including a new learn section and a new project list styling that works on mobile. It also exposes the new Reactor Core guide. Many thanks to Damien Vitrac for the style contributions !