Hi, It's just the first time that I have broken plugins with a new release. Unfortunately I don't have idea
But I am ok with you (and I think we need to release more often because a lot of new great features/optimisation must be available soon) Anybody have tested it in his computer? Le jeu. 22 juin 2023 à 16:19, Vladimir Sitnikov <sitnikov.vladi...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > What bothers me is that these plugins no longer work for me. > > Would you please clarify what is your suggestion then? > > ---- > > I would say the release version is 5.6, which means "it brings new > features when compared with 5.5". > A general expectation is that new features might somehow break old code. > In other words, if we released 5.5.1, then it would be truly > unexpected to break something. > > However, even with 5.6, we try our best to keep backward > compatibility. That is why I do not like to put a big warning > like "retest everything, we made a major rewrite" and so on. > The version is compatible with 5.5, and the incompatibility comes from > the fact that the said http2 plugin relies on the non-private, > internal state > of JMeter. We never promised to keep that private state intact, and we > have no means to predict that some of the plugins would rely on > private APIs. > > At the same time, we can't wait forever. > JMeter 5.6 was discussed long ago, the checkboxes have been integrated > on the 6th of June, and 5.6 rc1 was shared on 17th of June. > I believe there was plenty of time to check the compatibility, and > release fixes. > > The ones who have spare time and the ones who care could probably > follow up with the teams who maintain http2 plugin. > > Vladimir >
