Firefly v1.1.4

Highlights

• Bounded asynchronous data-readiness evaluation with timeout and fail-closed behavior
• Isolated, bounded execution roots for backfill and replay with precise failed-target routing
• Leased, retryable JDBC event aggregation for H2, MySQL, and PostgreSQL
• Corrected SLA, executor resource admission, and SHA-256 validation semantics
• Complete Maven publication gates covering Java/plugins, Admin UI/Playwright, real databases, and the Spring Boot matrix

Compatibility

Plugin API level, Executor Protocol range, and the core database schema compatibility range are unchanged. Event-aggregation tables are introduced through additive feature migrations.

See the repository README and firefly-home release notes for integration boundaries.

Firefly v1.1.3

Full Changelog: v1.1.2...v1.1.3

Firefly v1.0.8

Highlights\n\n- Align release defaults and documentation on v1.0.8.\n- Add CI and publish-time compatibility/release consistency checks.\n- Inject build version metadata into plugin JARs and OpenTelemetry resources.\n- Bound persisted W3C trace carrier fields and add propagation coverage.\n\nSee the full release notes in firefly-home.

Firefly v1.0.7

What's Changed

• docs: use published v1.0.6 dependencies by @fishered in #28
• feat: add OpenTelemetry tracing and compatibility matrix by @fishered in #29

Full Changelog: v1.0.6...v1.0.7

Firefly v1.0.6

Firefly v1.0.6 hardens scheduler recovery and single-node resource boundaries, and formally delivers the non-Spring Remote Adapter and BOM work integrated before this release.

Highlights

• recover the scheduler timing index immediately after failed cursor advancement, Outbox writes, or local dispatch
• bound local virtual-thread admission and make FORBID concurrency claims atomic
• batch JDBC shard lease renewal and decouple scheduler configuration refresh
• bound Admin, Prometheus, and Gateway HTTP executors
• expose local worker capacity and rejection metrics
• publish firefly-bom and firefly-remote-adapter alongside the existing public artifacts

Compatibility

• no database schema migration
• no Netty/Executor protocol change
• no Admin API request or response format change

Publication

• Maven Central: https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/io.github.fishered/firefly-spring-boot-starter/1.0.6
• Maven Central deployment: b2665cb2-1e03-4a7c-8b71-05f95625d239

Version v1.0.5 was not tagged or published separately. Its Remote Adapter and BOM work is included in v1.0.6.

Full Changelog: v1.0.4...v1.0.6

Firefly v1.0.4

What's Changed

• perf: batch scheduler persistence for v1.0.4 by @fishered in #25

Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.0.4

Firefly v1.0.2

Firefly v1.0.2 makes production boundaries explicit across Admin HTTP, Netty transport, plugins, JDBC idempotency, and shard maintenance.

Highlights:

• declarative Admin route RBAC and bounded request handling
• standalone Jackson JSON wire-protocol module
• bounded result-persistence retry outside Netty EventLoop threads
• executable schedule-type validation and Plugin API-level compatibility
• fenced JDBC business-idempotency state transitions
• PostgreSQL/MySQL failure-recovery verification
• controlled online shard expansion with the control plane drained

This release does not claim general zero-downtime resharding or exactly-once execution. Maven Central publication remains an explicit tag-based workflow.

Documentation: https://fishered.github.io/firefly-home/releases/v1.0.2

Firefly 1.0.0

Firefly 1.0.0

First public release of Firefly.

Highlights

• High-availability distributed scheduling
• Spring Boot Starter integration
• Netty executor communication
• PostgreSQL, H2 and memory storage
• Admin UI and Docker deployment
• Maven Central publishing support