News

It’s been a while since I had some time to dedicate to Revapi. Now that I got a few moments to spare, I was finally able to spend a few moments on Revapi and at long last release the new versions of the components.

This is a quick bugfix release of revapi-java fixing the new vararg check that was way too eager and incorrect flagging many false positives.

This is a tiny release of revapi-java:0.28.1 that updates log4j dependencies coming from classif which itself has been updated to the version 0.1.1.

After a very long pause, a new set of Revapi releases is here. This actually doesn’t bring a lot of change but contains some important fixes.

With the first day of summer holidays (at least in this part of the world), it has come time to release the long overdue new version of Revapi and its components.

Almost exactly one month after the last release, there comes another with 3 fixes:

Another quick release with an important fix to missing type handling in java-package matcher, improved handling of differences originating in dependencies in revapi.versions and a small new usability improvement where each difference now can a documentation link where it is discussed in more detail. These links are now part of the output of the maven plugin.

The new version of revapi-java, 0.25.0, contains an important fix that caused a `NullPointerException`in the package matcher which would occur when it encountered a missing class. This should fix issues #244 and #249.

A small but important release of revapi-java (version 0.24.4) that improves the detection of binary incompatibilities on methods when a combination of generics and inheritance may produce binary incompatible changes that were not reported before.

This is a small release of revapi-java (0.24.3) and revapi-java-spi (0.23.2) containing fix to a possible infinite loop while constructing a string representation of self-referencing type variables under certain circumstances. Thanks to hookyAt user for reporting, diagnosis and reproduction steps.