Hello! I think we can surely go with B. It contains fresh Hibernate and Spring Data support with fixed bugs, which is good while it lasts.
Also there are a lot of Java 11 fixes and cherry-picking them all probably not much easier than just stabilizing master. We have fixes for other regressions too. Regards, -- Ilya Kasnacheev чт, 7 мар. 2019 г. в 17:22, Dmitriy Pavlov <dpav...@apache.org>: > Hi Ignite Developers, > > In the separate topic, we've touched the question of next release of Apache > Ignite. > > The main reason for the release is Java 11 support, modularity changes > (actually we have a couple of this kind of fixes). Unfortunately, full > modularity support is impossible without 3.0 because package refactoring is > breaking change in some cases. > > But I clearly remember that in 2.7 thread we've also discussed that the > next release will contain step 1 of services redesign, - discovery protocol > usage for services redeploy. > > We have 2 alternative options for releasing 2.8; > > A. (in a small way): 2.7-based branch with particular commits cherry-picked > into it. It is analog of emergency release but without really emergency. > Since we don't release our new modules we have more time to make it modular > for 2.9 and make Ignite fully modules compliant in 3.0 > > B. (in large) And, it is a full release based on master, it will include > new hibernate version, ignite-compress, ignite-services, and all other > changes we have. Once it is published we will not be able to change > something. > > Please share your vision, and please stand up if you want to lead this > release (as release manager). > > Sincerely, > Dmitriy Pavlov >
