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According to #7450, Spring Boot 2.0 will set its Thymeleaf dependency to the 3.0 branch by default (which is great, thanks!).
We have just published the first version of our new thymeleaf-spring5 integration package for Spring 5, with version 3.0.3.M1. It depends on Spring Framework version 5.0.0.M4 and our idea is to keep releasing milestones / release candidates until Spring 5.0.0.RELEASE is published, in which moment we will turn our package into a stable .RELEASE.
Given Spring Boot 2.0 will be based on Spring 5, it would be great if you could adapt Boot to the new thymeleaf-spring5 package.
Also, thymeleaf-spring5 includes support for the new Spring Web Reactive module (or whatever new name you give it in the coming weeks 😃), so it would be awesome if the starter and the autoconfiguration infrastructure could be updated to autoconfigure a reactive web application based on Thymeleaf. It should be very similar to the process for Spring MVC.
This commit raises the minimum supported version of Thymeleaf to
3.0.x. It also upgrades Spring Social to a version that is compatible
with Thymeleaf 3.
Closesgh-7450Closesgh-6258
See gh-7885
According to #7450, Spring Boot 2.0 will set its Thymeleaf dependency to the 3.0 branch by default (which is great, thanks!).
We have just published the first version of our new
thymeleaf-spring5
integration package for Spring 5, with version3.0.3.M1
. It depends on Spring Framework version5.0.0.M4
and our idea is to keep releasing milestones / release candidates until Spring5.0.0.RELEASE
is published, in which moment we will turn our package into a stable.RELEASE
.Given Spring Boot 2.0 will be based on Spring 5, it would be great if you could adapt Boot to the new
thymeleaf-spring5
package.Also,
thymeleaf-spring5
includes support for the new Spring Web Reactive module (or whatever new name you give it in the coming weeks 😃), so it would be awesome if the starter and the autoconfiguration infrastructure could be updated to autoconfigure a reactive web application based on Thymeleaf. It should be very similar to the process for Spring MVC.We have a couple of sandbox applications already that can be used as an example, see https://github.com/thymeleaf/thymeleafsandbox-stsm-reactive/blob/20170105/src/main/java/thymeleafsandbox/stsm/StsmReactiveWebConfig.java
And of course, I'll be more-than-happy to help you with the task, just contact me.
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