Just shy of a month after the first Beta release of MapStruct 1.2, the team is happy to announce the second Beta, fixing a couple of bugs that sneaked in with the many new features offered by the new 1.2 release line.
We fixed 16 issues, most of them reported by users. The most infamous bugs reported and fixed are:
The MapStruct team wishes a Happy New Year to all our users out there!
To start the new year fresh, we’ve given some love to our website. While its looks only slightly changed, its inner workings have been overhauled from ground up. It’s driven by Hugo now, a static website generator written in Go which is very popular these days.
I’m more than thrilled to report that MapStruct 1.1 Final has been spotted in the wild!
We grew that puppy for almost one year since the announcement of MapStruct 1.0, so it was about time to let it go and put a final release into your hands.
Besides a plethora of bug fixes the 1.1 release adds many new features which should be very welcome to users of MapStruct 1.0:
Nested target properties
@ValueMapping annotation for enum mappings
@Named annotation for simple string based mapping qualifiers
Support for custom hasXyz() methods to check the presence of source properties instead of null checks
Extended support of java.text.NumberFormat for Number types to String mapping
It’s my pleasure to announce the second candidate release of MapStruct 1.1!
This release fixes several bugs discovered in the first CR but also adds some new built-in conversions around date/time types (e.g. from/to the java.sql.* types and between java.time.LocalDate and java.util.Date).
Normally, we wouldn’t add new functionality during the CR phase, but as these conversions have been contributed by community members (kudos to you!), we thought it’d be nice to put them into a release as soon as possible.