Nils Breunese
Nils Breunese
> The "containers" column in the table are the docker images. What Adoptium offers are technically images, not containers. Containers are the instances that you can run based on an...
In April I read that [OSS support for Spring Cloud 2020 had already ended](https://twitter.com/spencerbgibb/status/1512099462705033224), but today [Spring Cloud 2020.0.6 was released](https://spring.io/blog/2022/06/30/spring-cloud-2020-0-6-is-available). This is all pretty confusing to me.
> We did another release because we had a lot of requests for some fixes there. So despite official support has ended for it, we did it for the benefit...
I’m sure that what you’re saying here is true, but that is not information me or my colleagues were able to gather from that wiki page.
As a developer of a framework based on Spring Cloud, I’m interested to know until when I can expect service release updates for a particular release train. So, until when...
> > I’m interested to know until when I can expect service release updates for a particular release train. So, until when will OSS service releases be released for 2020.0.x,...
Ok, we'll have to keep an eye on that page then.
I also ran into this issue on 0.25.4. Removing `~/.k9s` didn't help, but removing `~/Library/Application\ Support/k9s` did. I didn't have `~/.config/k9s`.
Setting `DOCKER_HOST` like that indeed works, thanks! It would still be nice if `docker-maven-plugin` would add support for Docker contexts, but I can use this as a workaround for now.
I also ran into this issue when upgrading to Resilience4j 2.0.2 on a Spring Boot application that sets `enableExponentialBackoff: true` and sets a value for `waitDuration` via configuration properties. I...