Release Notes -- Apache Jackrabbit Oak -- Version 1.22.0 Introduction ------------ Jackrabbit Oak is a scalable, high-performance hierarchical content repository designed for use as the foundation of modern world-class web sites and other demanding content applications. Apache Jackrabbit Oak 1.22.0 is an incremental feature release based on and compatible with earlier stable Jackrabbit Oak 1.x releases. This release is considered stable and targeted for production use. The Oak effort is a part of the Apache Jackrabbit project. Apache Jackrabbit is a project of the Apache Software Foundation. Changes in Oak 1.22.0 --------------------- Bug [OAK-6098] - Build timeout [OAK-8104] - [Direct Binary Access] DataRecordDownloadOptions should properly support filename* for Content-Disposition [OAK-8695] - [Direct Binary Access] upload algorithm documentation should make it clear that not all URIs have to be used [OAK-8696] - [Direct Binary Access] upload algorithm documentation should also be on the website [OAK-8710] - AbstractLoginModule#logout() must not remove 'foreign' principals/credentials [OAK-8760] - ClusterViewDocument uses static instance of SimpleDateFormat [OAK-8781] - Add debug logs before and after cache purge to get the uploadCache size info [OAK-8786] - Remove temporary file on upload immediately after a sync upload [OAK-8799] - oak-http: broken Export-Package statement [OAK-8800] - TokenLoginModule does not add principals from subject to AuthInfo [OAK-8801] - LoginModuleImpl will not populate auth info if subject is readonly [OAK-8802] - ExternalLoginModule.commit will fail if no principals can be resolved for externalUser [OAK-8803] - AbstractLoginModule and subclasses: successful commit must not clear state information required for successful logout [OAK-8807] - Update FileCache to use non-cache segment blocking method [OAK-8818] - oak-run test failures when running with -Dazure.config defined [OAK-8825] - S3 tests fail due to non-existent bucket Improvement [OAK-5787] - BlobStore should be AutoCloseable [OAK-8280] - [Direct Binary Access] Allow client to veto use of CDN URI [OAK-8778] - NodeImpl: remove unnecessary null check [OAK-8804] - AuthInfoImpl: add constructor with iterable-principals instead of set [OAK-8828] - Configure the maximum number of journal entries to be copied with segment-copy [OAK-8854] - Improved log message when failed to index an node due to IOException Task [OAK-8743] - org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.stats.Clock should extend from java.time.Clock [OAK-8782] - enable coverage checks for oak-core-spi [OAK-8789] - bump up logging for deprecated security APIs to WARN [OAK-8796] - Update maven-assembly-plugin to 3.2.0 [OAK-8798] - Upgrade maven-bundle-plugin to 4.2.1 [OAK-8805] - update org.apache.felix.scr.bnd dependency to 1.9.4 [OAK-8808] - Update maven-bundle-plugin to 4.1.0 [OAK-8810] - oak-lucene: adjust Import-Package declaration for upgrade of maven-bundle-plugin to 4.2.1 [OAK-8813] - oak-it-osgi: cover oak-solr-osgi bundle [OAK-8816] - oak-solr-osgi: adjust Import-Package declaration for upgrade of maven-bundle-plugin to 4.2.1 [OAK-8819] - Update jetbrains nullability annotions to 18.0.0 [OAK-8820] - Update slf4j dependency to 1.7.29 [OAK-8821] - Update Tika dependency to 1.23 [OAK-8823] - Update org.apache.felix.scr.bnd to 1.9.6 [OAK-8824] - update jackson dependency to 2.10.1 [OAK-8829] - oak-solr-osgi: decouple jackson dependency from project dependency [OAK-8830] - oak-store-document: update org.quartz-scheduler dependency to 2.3.2 [OAK-8835] - Update Oak trunk to Jackrabbit 2.20.0 [OAK-8839] - update release schedule [OAK-8844] - update jackson dependency to 2.10.2 [OAK-8846] - oak-store-document: remove commons-lang test dependency [OAK-8847] - update to commons-lang3 3.9 and define version globally [OAK-8850] - oak-jcr tests: switch to commons-lang3 [OAK-8851] - oak-upgrade: switch to commons-lang3 [OAK-8852] - oak-it: remove unused commons-lang dependency [OAK-8853] - oak-segment-tar tests: switch to commons-lang3 Documentation [OAK-8826] - Update incorrect logback segment-copy configuration file name Technical task [OAK-8607] - Undo workarounds for improper Content-Disposition support [OAK-8791] - oak-core-spi: bump up logging for deprecated Guava based APIs to INFO [OAK-8792] - oak-core-spi: CacheLIRS deprecation: add 'org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.segment' to allowed caller list [OAK-8795] - oak-commons: bump up logging for deprecated Guava based APIs to INFO [OAK-8831] - RDB*Store: update mysql jdbc driver reference to 8.0.18 [OAK-8833] - RDB*Store: improve OSGi related documentation In addition to the above-mentioned changes, this release contains all changes up to the previous release. For more detailed information about all the changes in this and other Oak releases, please see the Oak issue tracker at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK Release Contents ---------------- This release consists of a single source archive packaged as a zip file. The archive can be unpacked with the jar tool from your JDK installation. See the README.md file for instructions on how to build this release. The source archive is accompanied by SHA512 checksums and a PGP signature that you can use to verify the authenticity of your download. The public key used for the PGP signature can be found at https://www.apache.org/dist/jackrabbit/KEYS. About Apache Jackrabbit Oak --------------------------- Jackrabbit Oak is a scalable, high-performance hierarchical content repository designed for use as the foundation of modern world-class web sites and other demanding content applications. The Oak effort is a part of the Apache Jackrabbit project. 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