Is querydsl supported?

[devy1540]

Description

It seems that there is no update history since the last release in 2021. Will there be any support plans?

[liming1010]

I also want to ask

[rcbandit111]

Any updates on this?

[devy1540]

I've been looking at it for a few days, but it doesn't seem to be managed.

[Koocka44]

https://github.com/querydsl/querydsl/issues/2459#issuecomment-1488062228

No, and this is the attitude. Guess they dont understand that since the Log4j CVE, you simply cant use a dependency which wasnt updated for more than 1-2 months. This WAS a great project, used it for years, coming back every now and then hoping that its alive, but seems like it wont be. We shoud start to get used to the idea that we have to use the abomination called 'JPA Criteria API' in new projects...

[rcbandit111]

Guys can you share what is the state of the project?

[devy1540]

@Koocka44

I think it's very unfortunate news.

[rcbandit111]

Guys do you know how I can contact the founders of the project?

[devy1540]

@rcbandit111 I'm also curious about how to contact the project founder.

[rcbandit111]

@devy1540 From the commit's history I see that @jwgmeligmeyling the person who approves commits.

@jwgmeligmeyling Can you share do you still maintain this project, please?

[devy1540]

@rcbandit111 I'll try to reach out to @jwgmeligmeyling when I get a chance

[danielvion]

@devy1540 @rcbandit111 https://github.com/OpenFeign/querydsl there is currently a fork that we are working on. The goal for now is to add compatibility with hibernate 6 and java 21. A lot of the dependencies have also been updated. Any help would be appreciated.

[rcbandit111]

@danielvion can you support the official version? Also do you have your hosted version in a public maven repository?

[danielvion]

There are releases on maven central. @velo is takin care of the infrastructure and releases using his own infrastructure. The plan is to have a major release ready soon which is compatible with hibernate 6.

[velo]

@danielvion can you support the official version? Also do you have your hosted version in a public maven repository?

I volunteer to keep project here alive. Was shutdown by the only person that manifested. Don't believe check querydsl slack.

I forked under the org that I already have one project alive and well.

Plan to keep it going for as long it makes sense.

[smitzkus]

There are releases on maven central. @velo is takin care of the infrastructure and releases using his own infrastructure. The plan is to have a major release ready soon which is compatible with hibernate 6.

I see no need for this: we have been using querydsl together with hibernate 6.1 for some time without any problems. The trick was to specify the classifier tag with 'jakarta' in the dependency:

`

com.querydsl querydsl-jpa ${querydsl.version} jakarta

`

[danielvion]

@smitzkus That is just maybe working for your use case. Have you been using the jpa module from querydsl? It is literally impossible for it to work since it was throwing some runtime exceptions since Hibernate removed some of the methods that were being called.

It might be that the sql module works, but even that once you would try to run the unit tests after migrating to hibernate 6 you would see some of them were failing. An upgrade was indeed necessary if you want to guarantee the compatibility.

[ft0907]

this project dead?

[velo]

Here it look like that.

I'm trying to keep it alive. https://github.com/OpenFeign/querydsl#why-forking

[birariro]

@devy1540 This project is back today

[rcbandit111]

I have good news from original code maintainers. Looks like @johnktims is working on a release with Jan-Willem. So soon we can expect a release. Thank you!

[johnktims]

https://github.com/querydsl/querydsl/releases/tag/QUERYDSL_5_1_0

[devy1540]

@johnktims I'm very happy to hear that the project is active again.