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Announcing https://clojars.org/aleph/versions/0.7.0-rc1! The big change from alpha2 is HTTP/2 support on the server-side, and more codec support. Many thanks to @dergutemoritz and @arnaudgeiser for their hard work!
Note that HTTP/2 is not enabled by default. To enable it, use the new :http-versions key and add :http2 to the vector.
If nobody reports any issues, we'll probably release this as 0.7.0.
Thanks to you Matthew! What an amazing work and a great achievement for Aleph!
Moving from 0.7.0-alpha1 to rc1, I'm getting a ClassNotFoundException for com.aayushatharva.brotli4j.encoder.Encoder$Parameters.
I added the dev dependencies for brotli and zstd, and now it starts. I do have :extra-paths ["test"] for this alias in deps.edn, in case that's relevant.
Hmmm. Thought we prevented that problem. Are you doing any AOT or Graal? @U01BA210C7K Can you make an issue on GitHub? Please include your deps.edn and a description of how you’re triggering the error. Thanks 🙏
Great!...but Alephdata/aleph is a different project with the same name. 😛
Ha, wow
That's haste for you. https://github.com/clj-commons/aleph/issues/703 it is in the right place.
I think when I fixed this bug elsewhere, I didn't realize it was suppressing the same bug later. I'm reasonably sure I can fix it, but given the growing hassle, I'm wondering if we shouldn't just build the extra codec support into Aleph.