Silhouette pekko based with Play 3

[MathisGuillet1]

A contribution to be able to also release a version based on Play 3 with Pekko

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[mkurz]

Thanks, this has to wait a bit. Scala 3 support needs to be done first, then we can make the switch.

[mkurz]

@MathisGuillet1 Can you rebase that for me? Thanks!

[MathisGuillet1]

@MathisGuillet1 Can you rebase that for me? Thanks!

@mkurz I'm on it.

I also want to make sure before merging it that we create a protected branch dedicated to play 2.9 and akka to make sure everyone can benefit from the lib wether they stick with play 2.9 or 3.0

[mkurz]

I also want to make sure before merging it that we create a protected branch dedicated to play 2.9 and akka to make sure everyone can benefit from the lib wether they stick with play 2.9 or 3.0

Yes sure, first the 2.9 thing, doing the 2.9.x dedicated branch and afterwards merging this PR.

[mkurz]

@MathisGuillet1 @ndeverge So we are almost there, however I am on a train and need to get out in a couple of minutes for a meeting. On my ride back in the evening (which will take like 2,5 hours) I will finish setting up the release process and switch to our github actions workflows, shouldn't take too long. Thanks for the patience!

[mkurz]

@MathisGuillet1 @ndeverge First, just to let you know, I told scala-steward to take into account the groupId change: scala-steward-org/scala-steward#3239

Second, as you have probably seen, I released version 9.0.0 that comes with support for Play 2.9: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/playframework/silhouette/play-silhouette_2.13/9.0.0/

And third, you can do the release for 10.0.0 yourself (whoever is faster or wants to do that, its very easy anyway):

1. From the current main branch (make sure you pulled the latest commit), create a tag for the release locally on your machine, like in this case 10.0.0:

git tag -s 10.0.0 -m "Releasing version 10.0.0"

1. Push the tag
2. Watch the workflow which pushes the artifacts to maven central: https://github.com/playframework/play-silhouette/actions/workflows/publish.yml
3. After the workflow is green, wait a couple of minutes (somtimes 20, sometimes 50, depends), until artifacts are shown here:
   https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/playframework/silhouette/play-silhouette_2.13/10.0.0/
4. Go to https://github.com/playframework/play-silhouette/releases:
   You will see a release draft, which was created with the release drafter workflow (the one that contains the PR #68). Edit the draft, adjust the version in the title and make sure to choose the tag that was already created, so make sure there is not the sentence "Excellent! This tag will be created from the target when you publish this release.", this is wrong, again, choose the tag you just pushed. And of course, feel free to add any text, sections, information, etc. whatever think makes sense to the release.
   Publish the release, make sure "set as latest version" is checked, done!

So I think you are good now to maintain that library yourself. If you have any questions or run into any problems you can of course ping me anytime.
All the best!

[MathisGuillet1]

Awesome, thank you so much @mkurz !