Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

On 2022-06-21 Dennis Ens wrote: > Why not pass on maintainership for XZ for C so you can give XZ for > Java more attention? Or pass on XZ for Java to someone else to focus > on XZ for C? Trying to maintain both means that neither are > maintained well. Finding a co-maintainer or passing the

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

>> I haven't lost interest but my ability to care has been fairly limited >> mostly due to longterm mental health issues but also due to some other >> things. Recently I've worked off-list a bit with Jia Tan on XZ Utils and >> perhaps he will have a bigger role in the future, we'll see. >> >> It's

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

> Anyway, I assure you that I know far too well about the problem that > not much progress has been made. The thought of finding new maintainers > has existed for a long time too as the current situation is obviously > bad and sad for the project. > > A new XZ Utils stable branch should get

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

On 2022-06-07 Jigar Kumar wrote: > Progress will not happen until there is new maintainer. XZ for C has > sparse commit log too. Dennis you are better off waiting until new > maintainer happens or fork yourself. Submitting patches here has no > purpose these days. The current maintainer lost

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

Progress will not happen until there is new maintainer. XZ for C has sparse commit log too. Dennis you are better off waiting until new maintainer happens or fork yourself. Submitting patches here has no purpose these days. The current maintainer lost interest or doesn't care to maintain

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

I tested the match finder changes on arm64 (aws graviton) and results are quite positive. On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 3:41 PM Lasse Collin wrote: > On 2022-05-19 Dennis Ens wrote: > > Is XZ for Java still maintained? > > Yes, by some definition at least, like if someone reports a bug it will > get

Re: [xz-devel] XZ for Java

On 2022-05-19 Dennis Ens wrote: > Is XZ for Java still maintained? Yes, by some definition at least, like if someone reports a bug it will get fixed. Development of new features definitely isn't very active. :-( > I asked a question here a week ago and have not heard back. I saw. I have lots of

[xz-devel] XZ for Java

Dear XZ Java Community Is XZ for Java still maintained? I asked a question here a week ago and have not heard back. When I view the git log I can see it has not updated in over a year. I am looking for things like multithreaded encoding / decoding and a few updates that Brett Okken had submited

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 1.9

XZ for Java 1.9 is available at and in the Maven Central (groupId = org.tukaani, artifactId = xz). Here is an extract from the NEWS file: * Add LZMAInputStream.enableRelaxedEndCondition(). It allows decompression of LZMA streams whose uncompressed size

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 1.8

XZ for Java 1.8 is available at and in the Maven Central (groupId = org.tukaani, artifactId = xz). Here is an extract from the NEWS file: * Fix a binary compatibility regression: XZ for Java 1.7 binaries in the Maven Central require Java 9 which is too

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 1.6

XZ for Java 1.6 is available at and in the Maven Central (groupId = org.tukaani, artifactId = xz). Here is an extract from the NEWS file: * Fix LZMA2Options.getInputStream to work with a preset dictionary. * Make it possible to disable verification of

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 1.1

XZ for Java 1.1 is available at http://tukaani.org/xz/java.html and in the Maven Central (groupId = org.tukaani, artifactId = xz). Here is an extract from the NEWS file: * The depthLimit argument in the LZMA2Options constructor is no longer ignored. * LZMA2Options() can no longer throw

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 1.0

XZ for Java 1.0 was released earlier this week: http://tukaani.org/xz/java.html The code is available also in Maven Central. The actual Java code is identical to the version 0.4, but I made a new release to make it clear that the code and API should now be stable. -- Lasse Collin | IRC:

[xz-devel] XZ for Java 0.4

XZ for Java 0.4 is now available: http://tukaani.org/xz/java.html There are some minor fixes to the old code. Support for random access decompression is a new feature. Threading is missing but it's easier to add it to this code than to liblzma in XZ Utils. This is probably the last release