2.0.0

• We are now using spring boot 3x with java 17.
• Since we have moved to the latest stack of spring, this forces us to use jakarta over javax.
• Instead of one starter i.e. ff4j-spring-boot-starter to pave way for reactive programming we have now two starters
  • ff4j-spring-boot-starter-webmvc is more stable and can be used in production.
  • ff4j-spring-boot-starter-webflux is more beta as we are still working to make it more reactive i.e. store, console etc
• We now use org.springframework.http.ProblemDetail which adheres to RFC-7807 for error handling.
• There is no more autoconfiguration for security. This is because we want to give you the freedom to choose your own security implementation.
• Following are the configurations available:

  ff4j:
    api:
      context-path: /api/v1/ff4j     # default '/api/ff4j'
      spring-doc:
        enabled: true                # default 'false' 
        group: ff4jV1                # default 'ff4j'
    audit:
      enabled: true                  # default 'false'
   # The following is only available for ff4j-spring-boot-starter-webmvc
    web-console:
      context-path: /ff4j-web        # default '/ff4j-web-console'
      enabled: true                  # default 'false'

• There will be limited support for ff4j-spring-boot-starter 1.x.
• Sample applications are now in a separate repository ff4j-spring-boot-samples