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Migrate to Jakarta Equivalents #959
Migrate to Jakarta Equivalents #959
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I'm assuming anything currently using
tracing-jaxrs
should migrate totracing-jaxrs-jakarta
and we'll deprecate/remove the non-Jakarta implementations in a future major breaking release, right?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Sort of? Generally, people should migrate as gradually more and more things will start breaking, to the point that eventually we can retire the legacy versions of these. But until that happens across all libraries, we can't really say: You should do this.
Does that make sense?