* Unfortunately it seems the jdk9-only tests could not actually be compiled.
With these changes those can actually be compiled and ran again.
* Always link to jdk11 for java.* javadocs
* Update sbt-paradox-akka to fix linking to inner classes for javadoc
* This adds the ability to make Jackson serializers not output the class
name in the manifest in cases where type information is stored in a more
concise format in the JSON itself.
* documentation about rolling updates
* Ensure programatic bindings are search in Jackson serializer
* Expanding the LogMarker to optionally include Map of additional
properties
* The name of the marker shows up as `tags` in Kibana
* The properties of the LogMarker are included as MDC entries, which
Logstash encoder automatically understands
* Implemented with classic eventStream logging so that it can be used
from all places without dependencies to Slf4j
* also means that it's possible to subscribe to LogEventWithMarker
to consume these events via the eventStream
* move marker definitions to RemoteLogMarker and ClusterLogMarker
* marker for dead letters
* marker for leader detained/allowed
* marker for member status changed
* markers for shard allocated and started
* test LogMarker with properties in Slf4jLoggerSpec
* doc note of the LogMarker definitions
* Bugfix for delay stage with EmitEarly #28269
Emit early would make it pull eagerly even if out was not available,
when element arrived and buffer was full and out not available that
element would be left in the input port and never end up in the buffer.
* Additional cleanup of the Delay stage
* Scala 2.13.0 -> Scala 2.13.1
* Update to genjavadoc 0.15
* Allow 'higherKinds' without explicit import
To follow the 2.13.1 convention
* Remaining higherKinds imports
* Mima excludes for missing value classes in generics
* [doc] rephrase actor handles msgs of common super type
* Update akka-docs/src/main/paradox/typed/actors.md
Co-Authored-By: Arnout Engelen <github@bzzt.net>
For details on how these differ see:
https://www.scala-sbt.org/1.x/docs/Cross-Build.html#More+about+using+cross-built+libraries
The motivaton for this is so this part of the build doesn't need to be
(ironically) patched when running with a binary-compatible build of the
next patch release of Scala (e.g. Scala 2.13.2-bin-SHA).
Ideally this could be backported to the release-2.5 branch so it would
be immediately of use, otherwise it'll only be available in the
community builds that track Akka 2.6.
