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RESTHeart is a framework for building cloud-native HTTP microservices. It’s designed for the JVM and optimized for GraalVM, using Java Virtual Threads for high-performance concurrent processing.

RESTHeart provides built-in authentication, authorization, and MongoDB APIs.

What does this PR do?

This commit adds 7 RESTHeart modules to the library list:

  • org.restheart:restheart (Core platform)
  • org.restheart:restheart-commons (Common utilities)
  • org.restheart:restheart-graphql (GraphQL services)
  • org.restheart:restheart-metrics (Metrics and monitoring)
  • org.restheart:restheart-mongodb (MongoDB services)
  • org.restheart:restheart-polyglot (JavaScript/polyglot support)
  • org.restheart:restheart-security (Authentication/authorization)

All modules include embedded reachability metadata since version 8.0.0 and are tested with GraalVM Native Image builds.

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RESTHeart is a low-code platform for cloud-native HTTP microservices that provides REST APIs for MongoDB and other data stores.

This commit adds 7 RESTHeart modules to the library list:
- org.restheart:restheart (Core platform)
- org.restheart:restheart-commons (Common utilities)
- org.restheart:restheart-graphql (GraphQL services)
- org.restheart:restheart-metrics (Metrics and monitoring)
- org.restheart:restheart-mongodb (MongoDB services)
- org.restheart:restheart-polyglot (JavaScript/polyglot support)
- org.restheart:restheart-security (Authentication/authorization)

All modules include embedded reachability metadata since version 8.0.0 and are tested with GraalVM Native Image builds.
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ujibang commented Sep 30, 2025

please go ahead with code review

{
"minimum_version": "8.0.0",
"metadata_locations": [
"https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/restheart/restheart"
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It's not trivial to confirm that there is metadata in the JARs on Maven Central. Do you have any supporting locations to the sources on GitHub or so?

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of course. github repo is https://github.com/SoftInstigate/restheart

@fniephaus fniephaus requested review from fniephaus and removed request for dnestoro September 30, 2025 09:55
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https://github.com/oracle/graalvm-reachability-metadata/actions/runs/17947038279/job/51581379313?pr=680 is also failing due to the entries not being sorted alphabetically. Could you please fix this, too?

Remove extra space in JSON object separator to fix GitHub Actions
validation that checks if the file is properly sorted by artifact.
The entries were already sorted, but the formatting was incorrect.
Each RESTHeart module includes embedded GraalVM native image metadata
in their respective src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image directories.
Added GitHub source links for all 7 modules:

- restheart (core)
- restheart-commons
- restheart-graphql
- restheart-metrics
- restheart-mongodb
- restheart-polyglot
- restheart-security

These source locations provide verification that the metadata exists
in the JARs published to Maven Central.
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ujibang commented Oct 21, 2025

I see this failing but I don't get why? @fniephaus can you clarify/help?

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