Bump eureka.version from 1.10.18 to 2.0.0

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Bumps eureka.version from 1.10.18 to 2.0.0.
Updates com.netflix.eureka:eureka-client from 1.10.18 to 2.0.0

Release notes

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2.0.0 Release

Eureka 2.0.0 Release Notes

Eureka 2.0.0 has been released. This release is a new effort and is not related to a previous preview of code released in the 2.x-archive branch which was an experimental re-architecture of Eureka.

The Eureka Server HTTP API and wire data formats have not changed for the 2.0.0 release. Eureka servers and clients should be backwards and forwards compatible over the wire. This release was primarily driven for compatibility with Spring Framework 6.0 and Spring Boot 3.0 and the change to Jakarta EE 9.

What has changed?

The Eureka 2.0.0 Java client API is not backwards compatible with 1.x. Eureka 1.x included support for Jersey 1 and optional Support for Jersey 2. In many cases, Jersey 1 was the default and was baked into the eureka-core and eureka-client modules. Having a default client has been removed. The new eureka-client-jersey3 and eureka-core-jersey3 should now be used if no other implementation is provided (such as Spring Cloud support for a RestTemplate implementation). The DiscoveryClient constructors have been updated to have a new required TransportClientFactories parameter. The majority of the Eureka 2.0.0 Java client API has remained unchanged. All references to javax.* classes have been changed to jakarta.* classes and the appropriate modules have been added. The eureka-server-governator module was removed. There is no current support for the JakartaEE version of @Inject. The eureka-server module currently does not build a functional WAR file. The recommended way of creating a Eureka 2.0.0 server is via Spring Cloud Netflix as a Spring Boot application. The build now requires JDK 11 because of some tests that require Jetty and the version of Jetty that supports Jakarta EE 9 requires Java 11. The build still targets Java 8.

Feedback

Please try things out and provide any feedback or issues at https://github.com/Netflix/eureka/issues.

v2.0.0-rc.4

Candidate release for Spring Cloud 3.0

v2.0.0-rc.3

Candidate release for SpringBoot 3.0 Eureka OSS.

Commits

• b031519 xstream 1.4.19 (#1477)
• 03dc7c7 Merge pull request #1473 from spencergibb/fixme-2-0-patch1
• 3b73bdb Adds TransportClientFactories as required parameter to DiscoveryClient.
• 46dc731 puts original warning log in RetryableEurekaHttpClient
• 05baed7 Re-enable EurekaHttpClientCompatibilityTestSuite.testBasicAuthentication
• c55ebc5 Re-enable ReplicationConcurrencyTest
• d1df09c Re-enable TimeConsumingInstanceRegistryTest
• 5211039 adds test logging
• 84b45cf Updates for servlet based deployment.
• 6e6b05f Creates new EurekaServerHttpClientFactory
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates com.netflix.eureka:eureka-core from 1.10.18 to 2.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.netflix.eureka:eureka-core's releases.

2.0.0 Release

Eureka 2.0.0 Release Notes

Eureka 2.0.0 has been released. This release is a new effort and is not related to a previous preview of code released in the 2.x-archive branch which was an experimental re-architecture of Eureka.

The Eureka Server HTTP API and wire data formats have not changed for the 2.0.0 release. Eureka servers and clients should be backwards and forwards compatible over the wire. This release was primarily driven for compatibility with Spring Framework 6.0 and Spring Boot 3.0 and the change to Jakarta EE 9.

What has changed?

The Eureka 2.0.0 Java client API is not backwards compatible with 1.x. Eureka 1.x included support for Jersey 1 and optional Support for Jersey 2. In many cases, Jersey 1 was the default and was baked into the eureka-core and eureka-client modules. Having a default client has been removed. The new eureka-client-jersey3 and eureka-core-jersey3 should now be used if no other implementation is provided (such as Spring Cloud support for a RestTemplate implementation). The DiscoveryClient constructors have been updated to have a new required TransportClientFactories parameter. The majority of the Eureka 2.0.0 Java client API has remained unchanged. All references to javax.* classes have been changed to jakarta.* classes and the appropriate modules have been added. The eureka-server-governator module was removed. There is no current support for the JakartaEE version of @Inject. The eureka-server module currently does not build a functional WAR file. The recommended way of creating a Eureka 2.0.0 server is via Spring Cloud Netflix as a Spring Boot application. The build now requires JDK 11 because of some tests that require Jetty and the version of Jetty that supports Jakarta EE 9 requires Java 11. The build still targets Java 8.

Feedback

Please try things out and provide any feedback or issues at https://github.com/Netflix/eureka/issues.

v2.0.0-rc.4

Candidate release for Spring Cloud 3.0

v2.0.0-rc.3

Candidate release for SpringBoot 3.0 Eureka OSS.

Commits

• b031519 xstream 1.4.19 (#1477)
• 03dc7c7 Merge pull request #1473 from spencergibb/fixme-2-0-patch1
• 3b73bdb Adds TransportClientFactories as required parameter to DiscoveryClient.
• 46dc731 puts original warning log in RetryableEurekaHttpClient
• 05baed7 Re-enable EurekaHttpClientCompatibilityTestSuite.testBasicAuthentication
• c55ebc5 Re-enable ReplicationConcurrencyTest
• d1df09c Re-enable TimeConsumingInstanceRegistryTest
• 5211039 adds test logging
• 84b45cf Updates for servlet based deployment.
• 6e6b05f Creates new EurekaServerHttpClientFactory
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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