Notes:
1. (!) Eclipselink shall be migrated to 5.0 (in 4.0.8 there are incompatible classes, e.g EJBQueryImpl doesn't implement some newer methods). In the moment is with beta (5.0.0-B12) - JUST for testing!
2. (!) Ethlo plugin doesn't work with Eclipselink 5.0, it builds with Eclipselink 4.0.8 (could be a problem)
3. Dependencies - new starters, test starters changes, some dependencies refactoring
4. Auto-configs split - package changes, some properties classes changes
5. Spring nullable org.springframework.lang.Nullable/NonNull are depecated and replaced with jspcify -> org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable/NonNull (NullMarked)
6. Lombok config - adding lombok.addNullAnnotations=jspecify - to do not mess annotations
7. Distributed lock table changes - SP_LOCK table db migration
8. Spring Retry replaced with Spring Core Retry - does repace retry in hawkbit
9. Specifications -> added Update/Delete(/Predicate) Specifications and JpaSpecificationExecutor changed
10. HawkbitBaseRepositoryFactoryBean modified to register properly
11. Jackson - 2 -> 3, package migrations, finals are not deserialized by default(enable finals deserialization, consider make non-final), too ‘smart’ tries to set complex objects instead of using non args constructor (-> @JsonIgnore), some other default configs made
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* Refactor hawkbit core and security
* improve access to the base core features - static
* thus easiear access
* and less boilerplate passing of instances
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* Refactor context classes
* make JSON context serialization default
* AccessContext
* Split hawkbit-security-core to other modules and remove it
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Some already deprecated management REST methods are moved in separate module (together with used only for them repository api and impl) in order to have cleanly separate deprecatd REST API.
The new module is hawkbit-mgmt-resource-deprecated. It is inculded, by default, in hawkbit-mgmt-stater.
* when we decide to remove the deprecated REST API implementation completely - will be easily remved - just module and refs
* deprecated REST API could be excluded (by removing the module from runtime) even before that for the runtimes.
* after removal, for some time (untill the usad management and repository APIs are compatible) it will be possible to refer (and include) the deprecated method implementation together with the next hawkBit versions.
The deprecated methods are:
* POST /rest/v1/distributionsettags/{distributionsetTagId}/assigned/toggleTagAssignment
* POST /rest/v1/distributionsettags/{distributionsetTagId}/assigned
* POST /rest/v1/targettags/{targetTagId}/assigned/toggleTagAssignment
* POST /rest/v1/targettags/{targetTagId}/assigned
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Now it is not part of the ddi and dmf starters - only mgmt (where could be excluded on packaging)
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* it's not needed for dmf
* also made optional when not needed (e.g. some JpaArtifactManagement)
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as it is controller only related
* DmfTenantSecurityToken renamed to ControllerSecurityToken - as it is such
* hawkbit.security classes from http-security-internal moved to hawkbit.security.controller - as they are such and it is bad practice to have same package in multiple modules
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* SecurityManagedConfiguration is moved to hawkbit-rest-core with commons for mgmt and ddi only
* Configurations for DDI and Management API are moved to respective starters
* hawkbit-http-security is removed - DosFilter (as common) is moved in hawkbit-rest-security, rest to the ddi starter as used only there
* some classes are moved into different packages - it is a bad practice to have same packet into multiple artifacts
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