5 hours ago
logging-log4j2

2.25.5

This patch release delivers certain fixes on top of 2.25.4

Changed

  • Improve logging for LinkageError scenarios involving the LMAX Disruptor library (#2250, #4124)

Fixed

  • Fix the createOnDemand behavior of RollingFileAppender to correctly defer file and directory creation until the first log event, while preserving eager creation when disabled. (#2006, #4072)
  • Improve documentation for locale handling in the Pattern Layout date pattern converter (#4129, #4130)
  • Fix handling of non-finite numbers while encoding MapMessage to JSON (#4163)
  • Fix encoding of MSGID and SD-ID fields of StructuredDataMessage to XML (#4136)
  • Fix stack trace rendering for exceptions with identity malfunction (e.g., colliding equals() and/or hashCode() implementations) (#3933, #4133)
  • Fix resource leaks in ConfigurationSource when loading configuration via URL fails (#4127)
  • Fix KafkaAppender reporting error to error handler even after a successful retry (#4125)
5 hours ago
hibernate-validator

Release 9.1.2.Final

Hibernate Validator 9.1.2.Final released

We are pleased to announce the release of Hibernate Validator 9.1: 9.1.2.Final.

You can find the full list of 9.1.2.Final changes here.

What's new

  • See the website for requirements and compatibilities.
  • See the What's New guide for details about new features and capabilities.

Conclusion

For additional details, see:

Visit the website for details on getting in touch with us.

6 hours ago
Activiti
2 days ago
selenium
2 days ago
selenium
2 days ago
selenium

Nightly

Builds

Commits

  • 0a3d94a: [build] Automated Browser Version Update (#17744) (Selenium CI Bot) #17744
  • 740b692: [java] Tighten JSON number lexer to match RFC 8259 (#17739) (Simon Mavi Stewart) #17739
  • 90cbf90: [java] Enforce commas between JSON elements; accept trailing commas (#17738) (Simon Mavi Stewart) #17738
3 days ago
byte-buddy

Byte Buddy 1.18.11

  • Add SBOM to published artifacts.
  • Check for traversable paths injected into class files as a rather hypothetical attack vector.