Thanks David. I think the most efficient way for CXF team is to focus on 4.0.0. We have a few blockers along the way which we are working on. To put it in perspective, there are modules which are excluded from the builds at the moment, no equivalent replacement of the dependencies in Jakarta space, but eventually those should be there. In any case, I think the way to approach the contrubutions to 4.1 could be to create the pull request against main (for now), once 4.0.0 is branched off, it could be merged. It may not the most convenient for you, but would help us to focus on 4.0.0 only. What do you think? Thank you.
Best Regards, Andriy Redko >> On Oct 8, 2022, at 8:21 PM, Andriy Redko <drr...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> I was thinking about that as well, since Jakarta EE 10 is already out [1]. >> If I am not mistaken, >> we haven't discussed the future Jakarta plans yet, trying to address major >> 4.0.0 migration issues. >> Personally I was thinking that having 4.1.x release dedicated to Jakarta EE >> 10 is probably way to >> go (and consequently following this branching strategy for the future >> Jakarta EE releases like >> 4.2.x, 4.3.x, ...). I am curious what others think about that. DB> That sounds like a good plan to me. DB> I know on the TomEE side the community seems to be anxious to get 9 out the door so work on 10 can start. Likely that means 9 will immediately get branched and go into maintenance mode, which is a bit different to what we'd normally do. Usually the next version doesn't really start for quite a few months. DB> Do we think we might be willing to accept contributions on a potential 4.1 pretty soon after 4.0 goes final or would there be some desire to let 4.0.0 mature for a few months before starting a potential 4.1? DB> -David