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Any plans for a 4.2.3 release? (DNS-resolver shutdown fix #26045)

Hi all,

I'd like to ask about the timeline for a 4.2.3 release.

The fix in #26045 — "Prevent client shutdown from leaking event loop
threads when DNS resolver close fails" — was merged to master and
cherry-picked to branch-4.2 (commit 2baa1f7e6) on June 17. There's no
v4.2.3 candidate tag yet, so I wanted to surface a downstream need.
▎
This fix is currently blocking a Quarkus upgrade (quarkusio/quarkus#54516).
The Quarkus smallrye-reactive-messaging-pulsar extension can't move past
pulsar-client 4.2.1 — without this fix, the DNS-resolver leak causes JVM
tests to hang on client shutdown. We've validated 4.2.x end-to-end against
the extension (native image work is green at 4.2.2, and the regression test
added in #26045 confirms the fix), so a published 4.2.3 on Maven Central is
the only remaining blocker on our side.

Is a 4.2.3 release on the near-term roadmap? If a release manager is
willing to cut one, I'm happy to help test a release candidate against the
Quarkus extension to validate it before the vote closes.▎

Thanks for considering,

David Kjerrumgaard

Principal Sales Engineer

Las Vegas, Nevada

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Re: Any plans for a 4.2.3 release? (DNS-resolver shutdown fix #26045)

Posted by Lari Hotari <lh...@apache.org>.
I can start a release asap.

-Lari

ke 24.6.2026 klo 20.51 David Kjerrumgaard via dev <de...@pulsar.apache.org>
kirjoitti:

> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to ask about the timeline for a 4.2.3 release.
>
> The fix in #26045 — "Prevent client shutdown from leaking event loop
> threads when DNS resolver close fails" — was merged to master and
> cherry-picked to branch-4.2 (commit 2baa1f7e6) on June 17. There's no
> v4.2.3 candidate tag yet, so I wanted to surface a downstream need.
> ▎
> This fix is currently blocking a Quarkus upgrade (quarkusio/quarkus#54516).
> The Quarkus smallrye-reactive-messaging-pulsar extension can't move past
> pulsar-client 4.2.1 — without this fix, the DNS-resolver leak causes JVM
> tests to hang on client shutdown. We've validated 4.2.x end-to-end against
> the extension (native image work is green at 4.2.2, and the regression test
> added in #26045 confirms the fix), so a published 4.2.3 on Maven Central is
> the only remaining blocker on our side.
>
> Is a 4.2.3 release on the near-term roadmap? If a release manager is
> willing to cut one, I'm happy to help test a release candidate against the
> Quarkus extension to validate it before the vote closes.▎
>
> Thanks for considering,
>
> David Kjerrumgaard
>
> Principal Sales Engineer
>
> Las Vegas, Nevada
>
> <https://streamnative.io/> <https://github.com/david-streamlio>
> <https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidkj/>  <https://x.com/streamnativeio>
> <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCywxUI5HlIyc0VEKYR4X9Pg>
>
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