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We just published Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.CR1, the next release of the new 9.1 series of Hibernate Validator.

Compared to the previous release in this series, 9.1.0.CR1 is mostly identical. The only included changes are minor tweaks to the documentation theme and to logging levels of recently introduced messages.

We just published Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.Beta1, the next release of the new 9.1 series of Hibernate Validator.

Compared to the previous release in this series, 9.1.0.Beta1 contains a new constraint, few improvements, fixes and dependency updates.

We recently announced the release of Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.Alpha2, where we hinted that this new series focuses on performance improvements.

I recently appeared on the Tech Lead Journal podcast, and the host, Henry Suryawirawan, picked up on a comment I made about the cost of a mistake I made many years ago, namely, the mistake of underestimating the importance of Hibernate’s StatelessSession, and of not including it in the Java Persistence API.

You might think my statement a bit hyperbolic, and I guess it was intended in that vein, but let me give you a quick order-of-magnitude computation suggesting that my estimate was not far off.

The cost of this mistake should rightly include:

We just published Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.Alpha2, the next release of the new 9.1 series of Hibernate Validator.

This series primarily aims to improve performance. It also contains a few improvements, fixes and dependency updates.

Hibernate Search 8.1.2.Final maintenance release is out.

This release contains a fix for the metric aggregations and an update of the Elasticsearch client.

We just published Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.Alpha1, the first release of the new 9.1 series of Hibernate Validator.

This series primarily aims to improve performance. It also contains a few improvements, fixes and dependency updates.

Hibernate Search 8.1.1.Final maintenance release is out.

This release contains a couple of adjustments to the metric aggregations and an update of the Elasticsearch client.

Hibernate Reactive 4.1.0.Final is now available.

Hibernate Reactive 4.1.0.Final is compatible with Hibernate ORM 7.1.0.Final, and Vert.x SQL client 5.0.2.

If you need a Hibernate Reactive version compatible with older Hibernate ORM releases or Vert.x releases, you can find a compatibility matrix on the Hibernate website.