v3.2.2.RELEASE

This is the 3rd release of Reactor 3.2, part of Californium-SR2 Release Train.

This maintenance release contains a few bugfixes, as well as minor improvements.

✨ New features and improvements

• TestPublisher now actually supports Violation.DEFER_CANCELLATION (#1406)
• Add onDiscard support to reduce, prevent value retention in scan (#1394)
• (internal) have MonoReduce rely on super.value, null it out in complete (#1410)

🪲 Bug fixes

• Using metrics() without Micrometer triggers NoClassDefFoundError, now fixed (#1383)
• the following fixes have been forwarded from the 3.1.11.RELEASE branch:
• Fixed share() and .publish().refCount() (including one with grace period) missing repeat/retry re-subscribes (#1385, #1386)
• Fixed reduce() lambda sometimes being passed a null value, potentially causing NPE (#1393)
• Fixed a NullPointerException in loggers' format other than SLF4J (#1403)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• Fixed various javadoc and comment typos (#1402)
• Avoid finalize in test by introducing PhantomReference-based tracker in new MemoryUtils (#1407)
• Travis CI alternative build is now on JDK11 (implying various build dependency bumps, #1407)
• *Staticinit tests won't prevent re-running failed test in IDE anymore

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@philleonard, @zhouzhou19950825

v3.1.11.RELEASE

This is the 12th release of Reactor 3.1, part of Bismuth-SR13 Release Train.

This maintenance release contains a few bugfixes.

🪲 Bug fixes

• Fixed share() and .publish().refCount() (including one with grace period) missing repeat/retry re-subscribes (#1385, #1386)
• Fixed reduce() lambda sometimes being passed a null value, potentially causing NPE (#1393)
• Fixed a NullPointerException in loggers' format other than SLF4J (#1403)

v3.2.1.RELEASE

This is the second release of Reactor 3.2, part of Californium-SR1 Release Train.

This release contains a couple of small bugfixes, recommended for all 3.2 users, as well as several minor improvements to the javadoc/reference documentation.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

• The repository folder hierarchy has changed so that the root for all things documentation are at /docs/, not /src (#1360, f0fd559)

🪲 Bug fixes

• EmitterProcessor SYNC fusion completing too early, not producing an element when fused (#1364)
• Fixed a CombineLatest ClassCastException with single source(#1356)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• The reference documentation now embeds HighlightJS, which allows for snippets to be highlighted in the HTML5 version (#1360, 4136dd5)
• Running retry-elapsed snippet from reference doc had results inconsistent with output that was shown in doc (#1374)
• The imperative example of "catch-and-rethrow" pattern in the error handling section didn't actually show a re-throw behavior (#1373)
• Several snippets from the reference documentation contained minor mistakes or inconsistencies with their description (#1366, #1361, #1359, #1378, #1358)

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@nurkiewicz, @pgilad, @romangr

v3.1.10.RELEASE

This is the 13th release of Reactor 3.1, part of Bismuth-SR12 Release Train.

This release is a small bugfix release, recommended for all 3.1.x users.

🪲 Bug fixes

• EmitterProcessor SYNC fusion completing too early, not producing an element when fused (#1364)
• Fixed a CombineLatest ClassCastException with single source(#1356)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• Running retry-elapsed snippet from reference doc had results inconsistent with output that was shown in doc (#1374)

v3.2.0.RELEASE

This is the first release of Reactor 3.2, part of the Californium-RELEASE Release Train.

This major release contains a few significant new features, in addition to a heap of improvements and bug fixes.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

• Compared to 3.1.x, the Scannable#operatorName() method has been renamed to stepName() (#1156)
• Disposables.composite() now has list semantics rather than undocumented set semantics, and thus should be more performant (#1237)
• The constant Schedulers.DEFAULT_POOL_SIZE is now used internally (notably by Schedulers.[new]parallel()), but unlike before it doesn't enforce a minimum of 4 anymore. It can be tuned via system property reactor.schedulers.defaultPoolSize now though (#1243, #1246)
• repeat(N) is now aligned with retry(N), as well as repeat(N, Predicate)/retry(N, Predicate): the number indicates the amount of repetitions of the original sequence, ie 0 mirrors the original sequence while 1 mirrors the original sequence + an additional repetition of it. Negative values are rejected at assembly time. (#1252)
  • look out for usage of repeat(long) in your code and decrement the passed parameter by one
  • repeat(0) should be replaced with Flux/Mono.empty()
• windowUntil and windowWhile don't have a final empty window at the end of the sequence (#1033)
• Default behavior for Operators.onErrorDropped is now to both bubble and throw the error
  • Mono.fromCompletionStage now drops fatal exceptions rather than hanging (#1118)
• Blocking APIs (like blockLast(), block(), iterator()) called inside a parallel or single Scheduler trigger an exception (#1102)
  • This kind of blocking call are harmful as they impact limited resources, with a high risk of freezing the application
• concatMapDelayError default behavior is now to delay the errors until the END (#1101)
  • This aligns with other *DelayError operators
• StepVerifier.withVirtualTime now use a global lock, making virtual time verifications mutually exclusive (#648)
  • Virtual time impacts schedulers at the application level. Parallelisation of tests could lead to unforeseen side effects due to this (initializing operators with a VTS and have the StepVerifier see and manipulate the wrong VTS)
• create uses Operators.onOperatorError hook instead of onErrorDropped (#1078)
• (deprecation) Scannable#operatorName() is deprecated in favor of stepName() (#1115, #1140)
• (internal) Switch to a simplified implementation for Mono.publish(Function) (#437)
• (internal) Simplify MonoProcessor internals in preparation for #1114 and further 3.2 changes

⭐ Release focus features

• Add metrics() to Flux (#1183, #1123, 34e0d4b, #1245, #1242, #1250)
  • This operator does nothing if Micrometer is not on the classpath
  • It exposes metrics from upstream signals visible at the operator's position in the chain
• Add exponential backoff retry with jitter to core: retryWithBackoff (#1122)
  • This version of retry reflects what we think is the industry best practice in terms of retries.
  • It is a good middle ground between the too simple retry(n), the complex retryWhen(Function) and the more configurable RetryFunction from reactor-addons
• New operators for transactional reactive use cases: usingWhen (#1220, b87ea6d, #1233, #1259)
  • Like using, but the resource is provided asynchronously through a Publisher
  • Can have separate async "cleanup" for complete, error and cancel terminations
  • Cleanups are asynchronous as well (Function<Resource, Publisher>) and only delay the propagation of the terminal signals, NOT the onNext signals.
  • Cancelled early before the resource is emitted, the Publisher<Resource> itself is cancelled.
• New doOnDiscard(Class, Consumer) operator (#999, #1343, #1345, #1347)
• Installs a local Context hook that will let upstream operators in the chain clean up elements that get either filtered out of the downstream sequence or prefetched then discarded
• New onErrorContinue() mode that influences the upstream chain of operator (#629)
  • Supporting operators up in the chain will request more from their source in case of error, instead of terminating the sequence.
  • The Throwable is passed to a handler instead of downstream.

✨ New features and improvements

• Include sequence name in timeout()'s message (#1349)
• Replace String.replaceAll with a static Pattern and Matcher.replaceAll in Scannable (#1315)
• Added a way to strictly limit the rate of requests with limitRate(n, 0) (#1317)
  • previously the lowTide and highTide parameter could still be changed by internal prefetching strategies
  • now with a lowTide of 0, the requests will strictly adhere to highTide
• Blocking code detection and rejection has been improved for toStream() and toIterable(), and now only reject when the iteration is performed (#1313)
  • it would previously reject right where the Iterable was materialized, but what actually blocks is the act of iterating.
• Improve concat error message on null Publisher (#1321)
• Calling Mono.from(Flux.from(mono)) is now immediately returning the mono instance, as this is conceptually a no-op. (#1329)
  • the inverse operation (Flux.from(Mono.from(flux))) is NOT a no-op as it transforms the original Flux into a Mono, so it still returns a different instance.
• Use more descriptive parameter names for buffer durations (#1331)
• The default Scheduler pool size is now configurable via a system property (#1243)
• In the case where a QueueSubscription is logged via log() during an onNext, its toString method is explicitly called (#1270)
  • typically this would happen when using window() immediately followed by log(), which is not really useful but was even less useful since it would trigger an exception
• Tuple2..Tuple8 now have mapT1..mapT8 (as relevant) methods that allow to change a single part of the Tuple (e4a9aee, discussed in #1058)
• cache(Duration) now have an overload that takes a Scheduler, added Mono.cache TTL-generator variant (#1189, #1125)
• Operators.lift now has an alternative that exposes the raw Publisher: liftPublisher and supports Fuseable (#1205, #1206)
• Added zip variants with 7 and 8 arguments (#1210
• Support 0 delay/period in Flux.interval (#1178)
• Add immutable empty() queue Supplier to Queues, support empty and one cases in Queues.capacity() (#1161, d9d76ab)
• doOnEach now support Fuseable and ConditionalSubscriber (#1003)
• Flux.take(0) now eagerly cancels on subscription (#1158)
• Lazy Mono#fromFuture and Mono#fromCompletionStage added, with Supplier param (#1131)
• Add an error(Supplier) variant to Flux and Mono (#1100)
• Add Scannable#steps(), which produces a Stream<String> of all the stepNames both upstream and downstream (including the current Scannable) (#1115, #1140)
• All operators now implement basic Scannable (this avoids problems for users that use instanceof checks in hooks, #1136)
• [kotlin] Add Flux.split extension to convert Flux<List<T>> to Flux<T> (#1089)
• [reactor-test] Add verifyThenAssertThat(Duration) to allow assertions and verification timeout (#1124)
• [reactor-test] Allow naming of a whole StepVerifier scenario through options (#1077)
• [reactor-test] Allow to change the LoggerFactory with a custom implementation, provide a TestLogger one that can be used to assert log contents (8f3a8fa)
• [reactor-test] Add a cold version of the TestPublisher than can be set up before eg. subscribing in a StepVerifier (#1236)

🪲 Bug fixes

• Fix ClassCastException in OneQueue/ZeroQueue + Java9 build (#1326)
• When using doOnSuccess and subscribing without an error handler, errors would be swallowed (#1337)
  • This now generates a ErrorCallbackNotImplemented exception like in other cases, unless a doOnTerminate is also used
  • The best practice is still to always define an error handler when using subscribe(...)
• Fixed an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when using lift with a ParallelFlux operator that is fuseable (can be triggered by using Sleuth, #1293)
• FluxPublish should trigger an extra poll on sync fusion (#1290, #1291)
• Request fusion with THREAD_BARRIER in concatMap* and publish (#1302)
• When using a non-compliant TestPublisher, calling .mono() would turn it into a compliant one. This has been fixed and the mono will now continue to be a bad boy (#1244)
• A few bufferTimeout and bufferWhen issues have been corrected around cancellation and drain race conditions (#1247)
• Flux.last() now correctly throws a NoSuchElementException on empty source even when said source is a Callable Mono(#1226)
• delayUntil correctly request Long.MAX_VALUE and not Integer.MAX_VALUE on subscribe (#1214)
• Operators.lift() properly maintain GroupedFlux/ConnectableFlux interfaces (#1204)
• Request is now accounted for in `FluxOnBackpressureBufferTimeout (#1194)
• onSubscribe should be done before add in MonoCacheTime.subscribe (#1190)
• Multi-subscriber operators Context resolution resolves to 1st context (#1114)
• Fix dangling thread when calling WorkQueueProcessor.forceShutdown (#1142)
• Let VirtualTimeScheduler defer advanceTime if queue is empty (#783)
  • This avoids a situation where, due to a subscribeOn, the operators delaying values end up reading the clock AFTER the virtual time has been moved forward by thenAwait, hanging the test.
• Tweak FluxPublish dispose to clear the existing connection (#1173)
• Avoid interrupting WorkerTask Future if cancelled race (#1107)
• FluxRefCount DisconnectException on cancellation race (#...

v3.2.0.RC1

This is the 5th pre-release (first release candidate) of Reactor 3.2, part of Californium-RC1 Release Train.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

✨ New features and improvements

• Replace String.replaceAll with a static Pattern and Matcher.replaceAll in Scannable (#1315)
• Added a way to strictly limit the rate of requests with limitRate(n, 0) (#1317)
  • previously the lowTide and highTide parameter could still be changed by internal prefetching strategies
  • now with a lowTide of 0, the requests will strictly adhere to highTide
• Blocking code detection and rejection has been improved for toStream() and toIterable(), and now only reject when the iteration is performed (#1313)
  • it would previously reject right where the Iterable was materialized, but what actually blocks is the act of iterating.
• Improve concat error message on null Publisher (#1321)
• Calling Mono.from(Flux.from(mono)) is now immediately returning the mono instance, as this is conceptually a no-op. (#1329)
  • the inverse operation (Flux.from(Mono.from(flux))) is NOT a no-op as it transforms the original Flux into a Mono, so it still returns a different instance.
• Use more descriptive parameter names for buffer durations (#1331)

🪲 Bug fixes

• Fix ClassCastException in OneQueue/ZeroQueue + Java9 build (#1326)
• When using doOnSuccess and subscribing without an error handler, errors would be swallowed (#1337)
  • This now generates a ErrorCallbackNotImplemented exception like in other cases, unless a doOnTerminate is also used
  • The best practice is still to always define an error handler when using subscribe(...)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• [doc] Point between Flux#create and Flux#push, show multithreading diff (3834537)
• [doc] The reference documentation has been extensively reviewed and revised for 3.2 (#1325)
• [test] Do not fail HooksTestStaticInit test in IDE (#1322)
• [build] Add LGTM.com code quality badges (#1339)

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@nurkiewicz, @pdudkiewicz, @szpak, @xcorail

v3.1.9.RELEASE

This is the 10th release of Reactor 3.1, part of BISMUTH-SR11 Release Train.

This is a recommended update for all Reactor 3.1 users.

✨ New features and improvements

• Avoid logging QueueSubscription objects as collections in log()'s onNext (#1270)
• Blocking code detection and rejection has been improved for toStream() and toIterable(), and now only reject when the iteration is performed (#1313)
  • it would previously reject right where the Iterable was materialized, but what actually blocks is the act of iterating.
• Calling Mono.from(Flux.from(mono)) is now immediately returning the mono instance, as this is conceptually a no-op. (#1329)
  • the inverse operation (Flux.from(Mono.from(flux))) is NOT a no-op as it transforms the original Flux into a Mono, so it still returns a different instance.

🪲 Bug fixes

• Address multiple bufferTimeout and bufferWhen issues (#1247)
• Fix a race condition on refCount quick subscribe-and-cancel (#1260)
• Flux#publish and EmitterProcessor should trigger an extra poll during sync fusion (#1290)
• ParallelFlux, when decorated through lift() (eg. by instrumenting using Sleuth), would throw an IndexOutOfBoundsException (#1293)
• Flux#publish, concatMap* could run on the wrong Scheduler when fused (#1302)
• When using doOnSuccess and subscribing without an error handler, errors would be swallowed (#1337)
  • This now generates a ErrorCallbackNotImplemented exception like in other cases, unless a doOnTerminate is also used
  • The best practice is still to always define an error handler when using subscribe(...)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• [build] Smarter tests on 3.1 maintenance branch (87944b3, 87944b3)
• [build] Reactivate JDK9 Travis builds (2b4bf5e, 209a45f, #896)
• [doc] Improved documentation of create (#1266)
• [doc] Fixed an issue in some reference doc error handling snippets (#1269)
• [deps] Bump Kotlin to 1.2.51 (#1274)

v3.2.0.M4

This is the 4th milestone of Reactor 3.2, part of Californium-M2 Release Train.

This is a recommended update for all Reactor 3 users.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

• Compared to previous 3.2 milestones, Flux#onErrorContinue() and Flux#onErrorContinue(Predicate) have been removed. This avoids encouraging these variants, which would rely on the customization of Hooks (or otherwise still fail the sequence, defeating the point of the operator). Use the variants with a BiConsumer to explicitly indicate what to do with the error. (#1305, #1311)
• Compared to 3.1.x, the Scannable#operatorName() method has been renamed to stepName() (#1156)
• Have a look at previous release notes (M1, M2 and M3) for complete update considerations from 3.1.x
• Disposables.composite() now has list semantics rather than undocumented set semantics, and thus should be more performant (#1237)

🪲 Bug fixes

• Fixed an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when using lift with a ParallelFlux operator that is fuseable (can be triggered by using Sleuth, #1293)
• FluxPublish should trigger an extra poll on sync fusion (#1290, #1291)
• Request fusion with THREAD_BARRIER in concatMap* and publish (#1302)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• [doc] Fixed a typo (#1294)
• [test] Added unit test for SpscArrayQueue (35519ab)

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@genie-youn, @MarkusJais

v3.2.0.M3

This is the 3rd milestone of Reactor 3.2.0, part of Californium-M1 Pre-Release Train.

This milestone contains quite a few bugfixes and improvements, but the main highlight is the introduction of a hook for cleanup of elements that either get filtered out of a sequence or are accumulated by prefetch mechanisms but never emitted (due to cancellation or error).
See #999 for discussion around this topic, feedback is welcome!

Another notable change, this time in the way we work with the repository and contributions that make sense for maintenance releases: as of commit 0d8e16e, there will be no more port #xxx backport commits in maintenance branches, but rather issues will be fixed first in the maintenance branch THEN a forward-merge will happen to include the fix in the master branch. See #1225.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

• The constant Schedulers.DEFAULT_POOL_SIZE is now used internally (notably by Schedulers.[new]parallel()), but unlike before it doesn't enforce a minimum of 4 anymore. It can be tuned via system property reactor.schedulers.defaultPoolSize now though (#1243, #1246)
• repeat(N) is now aligned with retry(N), as well as repeat(N, Predicate)/retry(N, Predicate): the number indicates the amount of repetitions of the original sequence, ie 0 mirrors the original sequence while 1 mirrors the original sequence + an additional repetition of it. Negative values are rejected at assembly time. (#1252)
  • look out for usage of repeat(long) in your code and decrement the passed parameter by one
  • repeat(0) should be replaced with Flux/Mono.empty()
• errorStrategyContinue() methods from M1 have been renamed to onErrorContinue to reuse the same prefix as other error handling methods, event though this one has a mechanism that is quite different (#1287)
• Flux#metrics() from M2 has been refined, and some tags renamed (#1245, #1242, #1250)

✨ New features and improvements

• ⭐ Add onDiscard hook for clean disposal of elements that never make it to user code (#999)
• The default Scheduler pool size is now configurable via a system property (#1243)
• Flux#metrics() from M2 has been refined, and some tags renamed (#1245, #1242, #1250)
• In the case where a QueueSubscription is logged via log() during an onNext, its toString method is explicitly called (#1270)
  • typically this would happen when using window() immediately followed by log(), which is not really useful but was even less useful since it would trigger an exception
• Tuple2..Tuple8 now have mapT1..mapT8 (as relevant) methods that allow to change a single part of the Tuple (e4a9aee, discussed in #1058)
• usingWhen from M2 can now be cancelled early before the resource Publisher emitted, which cancels said Publisher. As a consequence this operator doesn't implement micro-fusion anymore (#1233)

🪲 Bug fixes

• When using a non-compliant TestPublisher, calling .mono() would turn it into a compliant one. This has been fixed and the mono will now continue to be a bad boy (#1244)
• A few bufferTimeout and bufferWhen issues have been corrected around cancellation and drain race conditions (#1247)
• The usingWhen operator from M2 wouldn't propagate the main sequence's Context to commit/rollback Publishers (#1259)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• ⭐ Contributing Guidelines have been totally reworked and reflect the new organisation, notably in terms of labels and branching (see highlights at the top, d166557, #1225)
• Various clarifications have been made in the javadoc, including marble diagram fixes (#1240, #1266, #1079)
• Some reference documentation error fallback snippets were wrong (#1269)
• Java 9 build has been fully reactivated now that every build component is Java 9 compatible (right on time for Java 9 EoL 😁 see 2b4bf5e, 209a45f, #896, e239d65)
• Kotlin has been bumped to 1.2.51 (#1274)

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@madgnome, @MarkusJais, @smiklos

v3.2.0.M2

MILESTONE 2 for Reactor 3.2.0, which will be the first release in the CALIFORNIUM Release Train.

This milestone contains a lot of fixes and improvements, as well as new features we'd really like your feedback on:

📢 Feedback Wanted! New features

• Add metrics() to Flux (#1183, #1123, 34e0d4b)
  • This operator does nothing if Micrometer is not on the classpath
  • It exposes metrics from upstream signals visible at the operator's position in the chain
  • 📢 Feeback wanted on the type of metrics exposed
• Add exponential backoff retry with jitter to core: retryWithBackoff (#1122)
  • This version of retry reflects what we think is the industry best practice in terms of retries.
  • It is a good middle ground between the too simple retry(n), the complex retryWhen(Function) and the more configurable RetryFunction from reactor-addons
• New operators for transactional reactive use cases: usingWhen (#1220, b87ea6d)
  • Like using, but the resource is provided asynchronously through a Publisher
  • Can have separate async "cleanup" for complete, error and cancel terminations
  • Cleanups are asynchronous as well (Function<Resource, Publisher>) and only delay the propagation of the terminal signals, NOT the onNext signals.

⚠️ Update considerations and deprecations

• windowUntil and windowWhile don't have a final empty window at the end of the sequence (#1033)
• Default behavior for Operators.onErrorDropped is now to both bubble and throw the error
  • Mono.fromCompletionStage now drops fatal exceptions rather than hanging (#1118)
• Blocking APIs (like blockLast(), block(), iterator()) called inside a parallel or single Scheduler trigger an exception (#1102)
  • This kind of blocking call are harmful as they impact limited resources, with a high risk of freezing the application
• concatMapDelayError default behavior is now to delay the errors until the END (#1101)
  • This aligns with other *DelayError operators
• StepVerifier.withVirtualTime now use a global lock, making virtual time verifications mutually exclusive (#648)
  • Virtual time impacts schedulers at the application level. Parallelisation of tests could lead to unforeseen side effects due to this (initializing operators with a VTS and have the StepVerifier see and manipulate the wrong VTS)
• create uses Operators.onOperatorError hook instead of onErrorDropped (#1078)
• (deprecation) Scannable#operatorName() is deprecated in favor of stepName() (#1115, #1140)
• (internal) Switch to a simplified implementation for Mono.publish(Function) (#437)
• (internal) Simplify MonoProcessor internals in preparation for #1114 and further 3.2 changes

✨ New features and improvements

• cache(Duration) now have an overload that takes a Scheduler, added Mono.cache TTL-generator variant (#1189, #1125)
• Operators.lift now has an alternative that exposes the raw Publisher: liftPublisher (#1205)
• Operators.lift now supports Fuseable (#1206)
• Added zip variants with 7 and 8 arguments (#1210
• Support 0 delay/period in Flux.interval (#1178)
• Add immutable empty()`` queue Supplier to Queues, support empty and one cases in Queues.capacity()` (#1161, d9d76ab)
• doOnEach now support Fuseable and ConditionalSubscriber (#1003)
• Flux.take(0) now eagerly cancels on subscription (#1158)
• Lazy Mono#fromFuture and Mono#fromCompletionStage added, with Supplier param (#1131)
• Add an `error(Supplier)`` variant to Flux and Mono (#1100)
• Add Scannable#steps(), which produces a Stream<String> of all the stepNames both upstream and downstream (including the current Scannable) (#1115, #1140)
• All operators now implement basic Scannable (this avoids problems for users that use instanceof checks in hooks, #1136)
• [kotlin] Add Flux.split extension to convert Flux<List<T>> to Flux<T> (#1089)
• [reactor-test] Add verifyThenAssertThat(Duration) to allow assertions and verification timeout (#1124)
• [reactor-test] Allow naming of a whole StepVerifier scenario through options (#1077)
• [reactor-test] Allow to change the LoggerFactory with a custom implementation, provide a TestLogger one that can be used to assert log contents (8f3a8fa)
• [reactor-test] Add a cold version of the TestPublisher than can be set up before eg. subscribing in a StepVerifier (#1236)

🪲 Bug fixes

• Flux.last() now correctly throws a NoSuchElementException on empty source even when said source is a Callable Mono(#1226)
• delayUntil correctly request Long.MAX_VALUE and not Integer.MAX_VALUE on subscribe (#1214)
• Operators.lift() properly maintain GroupedFlux/ConnectableFlux interfaces (#1204)
• Request is now accounted for in `FluxOnBackpressureBufferTimeout (#1194)
• onSubscribe should be done before add in MonoCacheTime.subscribe (#1190)
• Multi-subscriber operators Context resolution resolves to 1st context (#1114)
• Fix dangling thread when calling WorkQueueProcessor.forceShutdown (#1142)
• Let VirtualTimeScheduler defer advanceTime if queue is empty (#783)
  • This avoids a situation where, due to a subscribeOn, the operators delaying values end up reading the clock AFTER the virtual time has been moved forward by thenAwait, hanging the test.
• Tweak FluxPublish dispose to clear the existing connection (#1173)
• Avoid interrupting WorkerTask Future if cancelled race (#1107)
• FluxRefCount DisconnectException on cancellation race (#1088)
• (internal cleanup) use passed queue in FluxGroupBy.checkTerminated (#1094)
• Only terminate ExecutorScheduler if underlying is shut down (#1080)
• Mono.fromCompletionStage now drops fatal exceptions rather than hanging (#1118)

📖 Documentation, Tests and Build

• Improve various marble diagrams (#1043, #1008, #1167)
• Document (im)mutability of Tuple2 toList() vs iterator() (#1135)
• Point to reference doc operator matrix in Flux/Mono javadoc (f2bc74f)
• Warn on doOnSubscribe usage (#1090)
• various javadoc typos and minor rephrasing (#1222, 89a8e0e, #1149, #1199, 51dff9f, 4a1f691, 4e55122, #1095, 7a6a8a1, 35cb6fd,
• Various test fixes (2f74309, 0254f45, #1139, 1c27a15, 44dc73c, 8d942e1, 38f8edb)
• Add meaningful toString to FluxSink/MonoSink implementations (#1130)

👍 Thanks to the following contributors that also participated to this release

@alex-diez, @baptistemesta, @charlesmuchene, @igoperikov, @madgnome, @OlegDokuka, @smiklos, @utwyko, @yamkazy