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Spring Boot 3.3.1 introduces a comprehensive set of bug fixes, documentation updates, and numerous dependency upgrades, while also warning that the 3.0‑3.1 series has reached end‑of‑life, urging developers to migrate to the latest version for continued support.
The Spring Boot 3.2.3 update introduces Hibernate 6.4.4, advises GraalVM users to downgrade to 6.4.2, lists numerous bug fixes, upgrades dozens of dependencies, and notes that the PIG microservice now runs on SpringBoot3.2.3 and SpringCloud 2023.
Spring Boot 3.2.2 brings a comprehensive update with 50 bug fixes, documentation improvements, and a long list of dependency upgrades ranging from MySQL and Kotlin to Netty and Tomcat, helping developers keep their backend services stable and up‑to‑date.
This release note summarizes Spring Boot 3.2.1's extensive bug fixes, documentation updates, and a comprehensive set of dependency upgrades, providing developers with essential information to upgrade their applications safely and efficiently.
Spring Boot 3.0.0 M1 introduces a Java 17 baseline, requires migration of all Java EE APIs to Jakarta EE, removes support for several third‑party libraries, updates numerous Spring project dependencies, and outlines the upcoming release cadence, while also highlighting community resources and promotional offers.
The Spring Boot 3.0.0 M1 milestone upgrades the Java baseline to Java 17, migrates all Java EE APIs to Jakarta EE, removes support for several third‑party libraries, updates a long list of Spring and external dependencies, and outlines the upcoming release cadence.
Spring Boot 2.7.15, released on Maven Central, brings 45 bug fixes, documentation improvements, and numerous dependency upgrades, while the PIG microservice platform has been updated to this version; note that Spring Boot 2.x will cease maintenance in November 2023, urging migration to 3.x.
Spring Boot 3.1.3, now on Maven Central, brings 82 bug fixes, extensive documentation updates, and a comprehensive set of dependency upgrades, while the PIG platform adds compatibility with this version, offering developers a ready‑to‑use micro‑service starter kit.
Spring Boot 3.1.1, now on Maven Central, brings 89 bug fixes, documentation enhancements, and a comprehensive upgrade of 40+ dependencies, providing developers with improved stability and compatibility across the Spring ecosystem.
Spring Boot 3.0.4 arrives ahead of schedule, fixing 19 issues—including a path‑matching bug that broke bean scanning—while adding documentation updates and upgrading key dependencies such as Couchbase, Jetty, and Spring Framework, providing developers with a more stable backend platform.
The Spring Boot 3.0.0 M1 release upgrades the Java baseline to 17, migrates all Java EE APIs to Jakarta EE, removes several legacy components, updates a long list of Spring and third‑party dependencies, and outlines the upcoming milestone schedule for the framework.
Spring Cloud Alibaba 2021.0.4.0 upgrades core components—including Seata, RocketMQ, Sentinel, Nacos, Spring Boot, and Spring Cloud—adds new features, fixes bugs, and enhances stability, while providing Maven dependency management for seamless migration from 2021.0.1.0 to the latest release.
The Spring Boot 3.0.0 M1 milestone, released at the end of January 2022, upgrades the Java baseline to Java 17, migrates all Java EE APIs to Jakarta EE, removes several legacy components, updates numerous Spring and third‑party dependencies, and outlines the roadmap for upcoming releases.
The article outlines the major updates in Spring Boot 3.0.0 M1, including the shift to Java 17, migration from Java EE to Jakarta EE, removed and upgraded dependencies, and the roadmap for upcoming milestone releases.
Apache Groovy 4.0.0 RC2 has been announced, featuring language enhancements such as new compilation behavior for operators and method naming, along with extensive upgrades to build, test, and runtime dependencies across the project.
Spring Boot 2.6.2, released on December 21, introduces 55 bug fixes, documentation improvements, and a comprehensive set of dependency upgrades, providing developers with more stable configuration binding, corrected database initialization, enhanced security handling, and updated libraries across the ecosystem.
Spring Boot 2.5.5, released on September 23, introduces 41 bug fixes, numerous documentation improvements, and a comprehensive set of dependency upgrades—including updates to Ehcache3, Kotlin, Netty, and Spring Framework—providing developers with enhanced stability, performance, and compatibility across the ecosystem.
Spring Boot 2.3.3 has been released with 67 bug fixes, new features like Jetty HTTP/2 support without Conscrypt, and a long list of library upgrades, all available via Maven Central and repo.spring.io for Java backend developers.
Spring Boot 2.3 introduces major core component upgrades—including Spring Data Neumann, Spring HATEOAS 1.1, and Spring Security 5.3—adds Java 14 compatibility while retaining Java 8/11 support, enhances Docker integration with Cloud Native Buildpacks and layered jars, and provides graceful shutdown and health‑probe features for improved application reliability.