The release of Quarkus 3.19.0 marks a significant update, preceding the upcoming long-term support version 3.20.0. This version introduces the @ConfigMapping infrastructure adopted across all core extensions, improving compatibility and functionality between extensions and applications. Developers are encouraged to transition from legacy configuration classes. Furthermore, UBI 9 replaces UBI 8 as the default image, ensuring better support and security for containerized applications. Detailed guidance for the new mapping configuration and application modifications can be found in the official documentation.
With the introduction of Quarkus 3.19.0, Red Hat emphasizes a new configuration approach, enhancing compatibility and ease of use for developers working with extensions and applications.
Quarkus 3.19.0 transitions to the @ConfigMapping infrastructure and UBI 9 images, addressing both legacy configuration challenges and the necessity for improved containerization support.
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