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Release 5.0 #2237

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@dougwilson dougwilson commented Jul 14, 2014

This is a tracking issue for release 5.0.

5.0.0-beta.1 published on npm

I am trying to give better visibility for upcoming changes and so am trying out making a PR for a release here, pulling from the official next release branch into 4.x. This allows for the current pending changes to be easily visible.

Please keep feature requests in their own issues

I'm also leaving this PR unlocked so people can make comments/etc. and we'll see how it goes :) If you want to make a comment on a particular change, please make the comment in the "Files changed" tab so comments are not lost during a rebase (they will occur frequently has 4.x progresses).

The goal of Express 5 is to be API tweaks & the removal of all code from the Express repository, moving into components in the pillarjs project (https://github.com/pillarjs), providing at least basic support for promise-returning handlers and complete HTTP/2 functionality. Express 5 would become a "view into pillarjs" and would be an arrangement of these components.

List of changes for release:

List of deprecated things removed:

List of things to refactor (still provided by express):

Testing this release

If you want to try out this release, you can install it with the following command:

$ npm install expressjs/express#5.0

Owners/collaborators: please do not merge this PR :)

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here's some mostly refactor-based changes i'd like to see. AFAIK you've got this covered @dougwilson, but let me know if you need help:

  • refactor the router to a separate repository
  • refactor the view system to a separate repository. maybe templation, maybe something else more backwards compatible
  • finish next versions of cookies and keygrip and use them in Express
  • finish refactoring body-parser into the request-body module before including it here
  • refactor the router to use path-match or something else between path-to-regexp and the router itself
  • refactor proxy-addr. i just emailed npm to ask for the trust package

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All great stuff @jonathanong :) I added all but the body-parser one up there, because I really want to add that in a 4.x release, but time-dependent :D

@Fishrock123 Fishrock123 added this to the 5.x milestone Aug 1, 2014
@Fishrock123 Fishrock123 added the pr label Sep 29, 2014
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How close is this to a prerelease? I just want to know if you think it's stable enough to start playing around with for future projects.

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So you're always welcome to play around with npm install visionmedia/express#5.0 (and you can add "express": "visionmedia/express#5.0" to your package.json if you really wish). If you are looking for something published to npm, just ask :) No one has really ask for it yet is all. Would you like an alpha or something published to npm? I can do it right after 4.10 (which is due something this week) so it'll include 4.10 stuff.

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Hey @karlhorky! Thanks for the thanks and the questions. Would you mind moving them into a new issue and we can edit this to link back there? I just dont want to make it even harder to find things burried at the end of a 10 year old issue. 🤣

EDIT: and I should add, this stuff is the main reason we are on next and not latest. There is a ton to figure out before folks get the new version by default or before we even ask folks to migrate. We want to ensure stability, and we would love folks to help with migration tooling and docs updates first.

Sounds good, I created a first issue over here:

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Zertz commented Sep 12, 2024

I'd like to congratulate everyone involved in this release for their absolutely incredible perseverance in getting Express 5.0 to the finish line! Huge thanks for all your hard work, I'm really looking forward to upgrading! 🙏

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Congratulations for the hardwork 🎉
I followed this thread for years 😅

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Thank you so much for releasing all these amazing stuff @wesleytodd . Do we have any plans to backport recent security patches (path-go-regexp, send etc.) in v4?

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@spperforce As 4.x is still maintained, all security work has been done for that release. Is there something missing?

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wobsoriano commented Sep 12, 2024

This was so cool to see. Congrats to everyone involved!

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Here are the maintainers listed for the Definitely Typed packages:

@types/express

@types/express-serve-static-core

But the express types have only had a few changes since 2021, so I don't know how active its maintainers are.

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wesleytodd commented Sep 13, 2024

If any of the folks in this list are interested in helping us refine our strategy for supporting typescript, please take a look at the new issue #5944 to continue the discussion.

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LGTM 🫡

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