Guice: Regular releases supporting new Java versions

Created on 26 Apr 2018 · 5Comments · Source: google/guice

Hi guys,
what do you think about regular releases bound to release dates
of new Java versions? I understand that current rate of Java releases
is little fast, but we had to wait half of year to use Java9, now it is
more than month since Java10 was released. Would be nice to know
there will be new Guice version in, I don't know, two weeks, month, after
next releases.

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kamenik

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Now that #1169 added Java 10 (and 11?) support, and seeing that Java 10 is now the default ("latest", read "stable") version in the Docker hub OpenJDK (and also in http://openjdk.java.net/), maybe its time for this new release this ticket talks about?

guss77 on 6 Aug 2018

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Definitely looking for Java 10 support for Guice as it's currently a blocker to upgrading to Java 10.

hc-codersatlas on 29 Apr 2018

1169 will introduce Java 10 support

svrakitin on 8 May 2018

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guss77 on 6 Aug 2018

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I don't think Guice has to wait until _after_ a new release, as the RC candidate cycle of the JVM is rather stable, with only critical bug fixes. Things like bytecode formats are stable by then. A Guice release ~ 1 to 3 weeks prior to the JDK release should be feasible.

scottcarey on 12 Sep 2018

released 4.2.1 which has proper jdk10 support. when asm releases a version with non-experimental jdk11 support, i'll switch to that & do another release.