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@bhalsey bhalsey commented Feb 27, 2024

Issue:

FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues#2498

Problem:

Updating applications to use latest java-http version of 0.3.0 would require all their dependencies (such as prime-mvc) to use version 0.3 of java-http. Recent TLS updates of java-http are backwards compatible with previous versions, so technically, the current version should be 0.2.11. (Version 0.*.* rules of Semver.)

Solution:

Re-release java-http with a minor version change to 0.2.11

@bhalsey bhalsey requested a review from robotdan February 27, 2024 20:11
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robotdan commented Feb 27, 2024

This will work. Another option is to checkout 0.3.0 and create a maintenance branch off of that - and then release from there. The convention for this branch name would be 0.3.0.maintenance.

If we do this (which is fine) it just means that we need to make another commit after we release this to go back to 0.3.0.

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bhalsey commented Feb 28, 2024

If we do this (which is fine) it just means that we need to make another commit after we release this to go back to 0.3.0

Ack. Will do this.

@bhalsey bhalsey merged commit 010a35c into master Feb 28, 2024
@bhalsey bhalsey deleted the bhalsey/re-release-0.2.11 branch February 28, 2024 00:22
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