Thank you @sdeleuze

It has only single constructor

Which spring-boot milestone will be based on Spring 5 GA? (I know, not exactly K related, but still relevant)

I heard that it will be introduced in november

@lex that's when spring-boot 2.0 ga will be released, I'm asking about milestones

@Czar current BUILD-SNAPSHOT on spring 5 GA)

@lex again not a milestone, but useful, thanks. I'm working on a new project, so can deal with some instability in the libs 🙂

@Czar yes, it is not a milestone, I know 🙂

Spring Boot 2 M5 expected this week will be based on Spring Framework 5 GA (https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/milestone/79)

Spring Boot 2 GA is expected at the end of the year

I used the current M4 without problem

If some of you are interested in the possibility to run WebFlux + SQL applications, I think there a room for a community driven project to experiment around this topic. Some guidelines or ideas I can share on that topic: https://gist.github.com/sdeleuze/a7348a2385a4d9a7bd727617a225ed06

Hello, I'm having a issue with @EnableCaching, the generated proxy class were I have my @Cacheable does not have its objects properly injected, I'm with 2.0.0.M4. Could this be a Kotlin issue?

Is kotlin-reflect is required if using Java 1.8 and Kotlin 1.1.51 and Spring Boot 1.5.7?

If you are using Jackson, yes because jackson-kotlin-module needs it

kk, thank you.

About our discussion about Reactive JDBC support : https://twitter.com/brunoborges/status/915302682939711488

But, drivers?…

That's early stage obviously, and new drivers will be required. I think Oracle is working on a driver for Oracle database (an maybe for MySQL ?) and PostgreSQL will have to build one as well.

Definitely an exciting first step 😀

Err.. Just noticed it was checked into jdk10 code... Which will happen next decade? 😂 Unless their 6 month release cycle is real 😉

I wonder if that needs to be a jdk 10 thing or could be pulled out into a library for earlier use

Java is expected to now ship a feature release every six months, see https://mreinhold.org/blog/forward-faster

So this should be shipped earlier than we think (or later as well, we don't really know, and as pointed out by @orangy we have no driver to try and experiment concretly)

There are a couple of async drivers for Postgresql already

Yes but not production grade, at least last time I checked

if somebody makes a lot of rest-api very often 🙂