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Hibernate Reactive 2.0.0.Final is now available!
This version is compatible with Hibernate ORM 6.2.4.Final and Vert.x SQL client 4.4.
Hibernate ORM 6 contains a lot of improvements and changes related to the way entities are handled. The Hibernate ORM 6.2 migration guide is the best place to keep up with everything that’s changed.
Hibernate Reactive 2.0.0.CR1 is now available!
Hibernate Reactive is finally compatible with Hibernate ORM 6.2 and Vert.x 4.4.
We will follow up with some more details, but if you want to check it, this is a good place to start.
Migrating from Hibernate ORM 5 to 6 was not an easy task, and would have not be possible without everybody’s help.
Thanks a lot!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.9.Final is now available!
This release contains a fix to avoid cache pollution when check the type of some classes.
You can find the complete list of changes on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.8.Final is now available!
This is a maintainace release that fixes a couple of bug fixes:
You can find the complete list of changes on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.7.Final is now available!
This release contains a couple of important bug fixes:
You can find the complete list of changes on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.6.Final is now available!
This release fixes a performance issue related to the query cache and a bug happening when fetching an association with a stateless session.
The complete list of changes is available on GitHub.
Thank you!
Over the weekend we released both Hibernate ORM 5.6.9.Final and Hibernate Reactive 1.1.5.Final.
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.4.Final is now available!
It’s a maintenance that solves several bugs and upgrades Hibernate ORM to 5.6.7.Final
The complete list of changes is available on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.3.Final is now available!
The main feature of this release is that it’s now possible to connect to an instance of Oracle database.
The complete list of changes is available on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate projects are not affected by the vulnerabilities behind CVE-2021-45046 and CVE-2021-44228: none of the Hibernate projects has a runtime dependency on Log4j core.
We use JBoss Logging, which provides a minimal API bridging to your logger backend of choice and does not come with fancy features relying on JNDI lookups.
We do use Log4j during development of the Hibernate libraries as it’s a dependency of our testsuites; therefore we’ve still upgraded all branches.
