On 2023/10/19 06:56:12 Mario Fusco wrote: > +1 also for me. If we communicate this clearly this will give us a fresh > start that is totally coherent with the apache migration. > > If it's ok for you, I can take care of starting writing down a short article > to explain the situation. For now I'll put it on a shared Google docs so > everybody could comment and edit it before publishing. By the way, do we have > a place where to publish this and other article in future? Is the old Kie > blog still ok or do we need something different?
Yes, please continue to use KIE Blog. I don't see any reason not to use it, unless it is no longer able to be sponsored. > If we all agree on this, the next step to be taken for what regards our code > base is branching the current main branches and apply to the new ones the > openrewrite migration scripts one last time, so we could all finally working > on a proper Quarkus 3 integration. Is there any volunteer to do this? I'm not > totally familiar with those migration script and even less with the CI > implications, but I'm available to help for what I can. Please let's > coordinate on this asap. > > Thanks, > Mario > > On 2023/10/19 04:55:28 Tibor Zimányi wrote: > > +1 from me. Makes sense. > > > > Best regards, > > Tibor > > > > Dňa 18. októbra 2023 22:49:48 SELČ používateľ Alex Porcelli > > <[email protected]> napísal: > > >This new email thread aims to formalize the proposal that has emerged > > >during the recent discussions in the Quarkus v3 thread started by Mario > > >[1]. > > > > > >The proposal consists of the following items for the first Apache KIE > > >podling release: > > > > > >1. Have all repositories of Apache KIE aligned in a single version 10.x > > > > > >2. The 10.x stream will only cover Jakarta 10 and forward (Quarkus 3 and > > >SpringBoot v3). > > > > > >Suggested steps: > > > > > >1. Communication: Write a blog post about the Apache move, including a > > >section on what's expected to change, mentioning the versioning > > >re-alignment on 10.x, and focusing on Jakarta 10 only moving forward. > > > > > >2. Keep working on CI to get the current 8.45/1.45 ready to be released. > > >Although we don't plan to release a .45, throwing more changes in the CI > > >work doesn't make sense before having a basic baseline ready to be > > >released. > > > > > >3. Once we are "ready" to release 8.45/1.45, we branch it but won't release > > > > > >4. We upgrade all repos to 10.0.0 and apply the OpenRewrite directly into > > >that for the last time. > > > > > >5. We fix the remaining issues on main caused by OpenRewrite open issues. > > > > > >6. We run sanity tests to ensure that 10 will work as expected with Quarkus > > >3 > > > > > >F.A.Q. > > > > > >Q: Why align everything on 10? > > >A: Simplify the message and better align with the Apache KIE proposal that > > >defines Apache KIE as the project and other brands as sub-modules. > > > > > >Q: If we have 8.45/1.45 ready to release, why not release it before moving > > >to 10? > > >A: This is also to be clear on communication and message. Having a single > > >release of 8.45/1.45 in Apache and right away, moving to 10 is very > > >confusing. > > > > > >Q: Why use 10 and not 9? > > >A: As pointed out by Mario in the Quarkus thread [1][2], we already had a > > >9.44.0.Final release. Recycling it would break semantic versioning. > > > > > >[1] - https://lists.apache.org/thread/lz4bkrdlrfvx2ktppl7o735hq9g7f8jx > > >[2] - https://lists.apache.org/thread/lbyorkyfsd3rng48z3pjhn10pwm2b0hm > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
