Folks I would like to propose the following course of action. Please let me know what think.
1. Release HttpClient 5.3 (as alpha1) based on HttpCore 5.2 very soon without the recent HTTP cache changes. Push all cache related changes to 5.4. 2. Invest more time into HttpCore 5.3 and HttpClient 5.4 development given the extent of changes in scope for those releases. Features in scope for HttpClient 5.3 ---------------------------------- * Bearer token authentication support * Deprecation of NTLM auth scheme in favor of TLS + Basic or Bearer * Deprecation of GGS based experimental authentication schemes in favor of TLS + Basic or Bearer Features in scope for HttpCore 5.3 ---------------------------------- * RFC 9110 conformance * Refctoring of synchronized sections to use lock primitives Features in scope for HttpClient 5.4 ---------------------------------- * RFC 9110 conformance * RFC 9111 conformance * Refctoring of synchronized sections to use lock primitives --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@hc.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@hc.apache.org
