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mveitas
 Post subject: Hibernate 2.2 release
PostPosted: Thu Jul 08, 2004 5:48 pm 
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Any ideas on when the 2.2 branch will be officially released as an alpha, beta, or even final? I noticed that in JIRA everything appears to be closed for the 2.2 alpha and 2.2 beta1. Right now I am working off of the source tree.
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There will be no 2.2: http://www.hibernate.org/About/RoadMap

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mveitas
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I am interested in the dynamic-class enhancement mostly. Officially then this will not be released until Hibernate3 hits the streets?
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Are the changes for the dynamic-class going to be merged into the latest Hibernate2 release? If not, would you say that it would be safe to use the v22branch if we needed this feature?
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There will be no merge. Please read the road map. No, you shouldn't use the v22branch, it's dead. Please consult the website.

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One last post regarding this issue.

The Road Map states that all existing interfaces, HQL, etc will be be supported from previous versions (excluding a few minor code replacements). I take it that the internals will be pretty going quite an overhaul inorder to make the new features happen. Would you recommend using the Hibernate3 HEAD for our developement?
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At least wait for the alpha.

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