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There will be a corresponding pull request on common-docker and another on rest-utils

This is required to utilize the rest-utils for unit tests in a spring boot application

https://github.com/ZEFR-INC/kafka-kstreams-kotlin-example-app

The basic issue is that spring boot requires newer versions of jetty and jersey while confluent is stuck on old versions. Relatively minor changes are required to make this work, but it does require java 8 per comments (not tested). Considering java 7 has been end of life since April 2015 https://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_7.xml I think this is reasonable.

Please feel free to fork the kotlin example app to include as a sample kstream app for kotlin. It's only non-public dependency is some compiled avro files that could be easily switched to some other avro files.

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Fixes confluentinc/rest-utils#26

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@ryan-barker-zefr I'm not sure I understand why we would want to merge changes like these. Why would version numbers, and how we even name them, change here?

4.0.x is a release branch that we would use for any future 4.0.x releases, which is why its version is currently marked 4.0.2-SNAPSHOT -- we released 4.0.0 and 4.0.1 in that release line and if we need to release a 4.0.2, we would base it off this code and all the version numbers would change to 4.0.2 (dropping the SNAPSHOT). So all the changes here would end up reverted anyway....

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ryan-barker-zefr commented May 7, 2018 via email

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xvrl commented Feb 17, 2022

closing, since 4.x is no longer supported

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