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Support Jetty 10.0.x #24886
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Isn't Jetty 10 (or Jetty 11) requiring Java 11? |
You're right, @dreis2211. Thank you. I had mistakenly thought that it was Jetty 11 that both raised the required version of Java and made the switch to the In light of this, switching to Jetty 10.0.x by default in 2.5 may be too aggressive. We may need to stick with 9.4 while also supporting 10. |
Just to get that straight: I'd personally love to see the baseline raised. (Regardless of Jetty upgrades) ;-) |
Boot's baseline? We'll do that in 3.0 on top of Framework 6. |
jfyi: Jetty 10 will be suppored in Framework 5.3.4, would love to see Boot supports Jetty 10, maybe already in 2.5.0-M2? |
Jetty 10 depends on an alpha of SLF4J 2.0 which, in turn, requires Logback users to use an alpha of Logback 1.3. I suspect Log4j2 users will be similarly affected. I've opened jetty/jetty.project#5943. |
The changes required to support Jetty 10 while continuing to use Jetty 9.4.x by default are in this branch. We now need to decide if we want to take this approach or switch to using Jetty 10 by default while supporting Jetty 9.4.x. |
We're going to support Jetty 10 while sticking with 9.4.x by default for now. |
Jetty 10 with Servlet 4 support is out and Framework is looking to support it as soon in 5.3.x as possible (spring-projects/spring-framework#26123). We should look at upgrading to 10.0.x in Boot 2.5 (while perhaps retaining support for Jetty 9.4.x at the same time). This will align Jetty's servlet support with those of Tomcat and Undertow.
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