Java API (SPI) versioning#103
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Propose a mechanism for declaring SPI stability levels and detecting version mismatches at runtime via compile-time annotation processing. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Tom Bentley <tbentley@redhat.com>
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Add PRs kroxylicious#96, kroxylicious#98, kroxylicious#99, kroxylicious#100, kroxylicious#101, and kroxylicious#103 which were opened after the initial script was created. Note: PR kroxylicious#100 is already correctly named (100-sidecar-injection-webhook.md). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This change simplifies the proposal numbering system by using PR numbers as proposal identifiers, eliminating number collisions and removing the need for a separate allocation process. Changes: - Simplified proposals/README.md to focus on author workflow - Removed index tables (directory listing serves as the index) - Streamlined instructions for creating and renaming proposals - Updated proposal template with workflow instructions - Require PR number in title format: # <PR#> - <Title> - Moved workflow instructions into comment block - Added GitHub workflow to automatically check proposal numbering - Validates both filename and title format - Updates PR description when proposal files don't match PR number - Provides exact commands to fix naming issues - Removes warning once corrected - Handles both added and renamed files - Runs on all PRs (ready for mandatory status check) - Added notification script for existing open PRs - After merge, run notify-open-prs.sh to ask authors to rebase - Workflow will automatically guide them through renaming - Updated with all current open proposal PRs (kroxylicious#70, kroxylicious#82, kroxylicious#83, kroxylicious#85, kroxylicious#88, kroxylicious#93, kroxylicious#94, kroxylicious#96, kroxylicious#98, kroxylicious#99, kroxylicious#100, kroxylicious#101, kroxylicious#103) Proposals 001-019 retain their original numbers. Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keith Wall <kwall@apache.org>
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This change simplifies the proposal numbering system by using PR numbers as proposal identifiers, eliminating number collisions and removing the need for a separate allocation process. Changes: - Simplified proposals/README.md to focus on author workflow - Removed index tables (directory listing serves as the index) - Streamlined instructions for creating and renaming proposals - Updated proposal template with workflow instructions - Require PR number in title format: # <PR#> - <Title> - Moved workflow instructions into comment block - Added GitHub workflow to automatically check proposal numbering - Validates both filename and title format - Updates PR description when proposal files don't match PR number - Provides exact commands to fix naming issues - Removes warning once corrected - Handles both added and renamed files - Runs on all PRs (ready for mandatory status check) - Added notification script for existing open PRs - After merge, run notify-open-prs.sh to ask authors to rebase - Workflow will automatically guide them through renaming - Updated with all current open proposal PRs (#70, #82, #83, #85, #88, #93, #94, #96, #98, #99, #100, #101, #103) Proposals 001-019 retain their original numbers. Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keith Wall <kwall@apache.org>
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Hi! We've updated the proposal numbering system to use PR numbers as proposal identifiers. Action required: Please rebase your PR on Once you rebase, you'll need to rename your proposal file and update the title: git mv proposals/xxx-java-api-versioning.md proposals/103-java-api-versioning.md
# Update title: remove any old number prefix and add PR number
sed -i.bak '0,/^# /{s/^# \([0-9]\{3\}\|xxx\|nnn\|000\) - /# 103 - /; t; s/^# /# 103 - /}' proposals/103-java-api-versioning.md && rm proposals/103-java-api-versioning.md.bak
git add proposals/103-java-api-versioning.md
git commit -m "Rename proposal to use PR number"
git pushThe GitHub workflow will automatically check your proposal file naming after you push and update this PR description if any corrections are still needed. See proposals/README.md for the updated workflow. |
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As per recent conversations about Kroxylicious 1.0 we seem to have landed on using annotations to denote Java API stability. This proposal defines that more concretely.
I have an implementation of what's described which I will also push to kroxylicious/kroxylicious for people who want to poke about in the details.