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The Dromara mica-mqtt 2.4.5 release introduces Maven groupId changes, custom deserialization for @MqttClientSubscribe, numerous bug fixes, enhanced Android compatibility, snapshot support, and detailed migration documentation, while also showcasing BladeX IoT platform best‑practice examples.
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Oracle announces a new MySQL version model that separates Innovation releases, which deliver new features and frequent updates, from Long‑Term Support (LTS) releases that provide stable, minimal‑change versions with extended support, outlining upgrade paths, deprecation policies, and detailed release schedules.
Kubernetes v1.28, codenamed Planternetes, introduces 45 enhancements—including expanded version skew support, non‑graceful node shutdown recovery, improved CRD validation, beta ValidatingAdmissionPolicies, hybrid version proxy, and many features promoted to stable—while also deprecating and removing several older components, and provides download and community resources for adoption.
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