HHH-14646 Updating the migration guide for 5.5
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= 5.4 Migration Guide
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= 5.5 Migration Guide
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This guide discusses migration from Hibernate ORM version 5.3 to version 5.4. For migration from
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This guide discusses migration from Hibernate ORM version 5.4 to version 5.5. For migration from
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earlier versions, see any other pertinent migration guides as well.
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earlier versions, see any other pertinent migration guides as well.
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== Background
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== Background
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== Known changes
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== Known changes
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=== Overriding Delayed Identity Insert Behavior
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This version is very similar to Hibernate ORM 5.4; essentially it includes all bugfixes that have been
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applied to the 5.4 maintenance releases, and on top of this it introduces support for the Jakarta Persistence
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API (in addition the the JPA APIs we already support).
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In Hibernate 5.3, we added support for `DelayedPostInsertIdentifier` behavior to be influenced based on the
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`FlushMode` or `FlushModeType` values, in short enhancing Extended PersistenceContext support. Unfortunately,
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there were a few side effects that were recently reported with this change.
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In Hibernate 5.4, we wanted to preserve as much of the 5.3 behavior as possible and only restore very specific
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=== Dom4J based XML mapping
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`DelayedPostInsertIdentifier` behavior for selected use cases.
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We understand mappings can be complex and there very well could be a corner case we didn't consider. In order
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The implementation of Hibernate's parsing of XML mapping definitions has been entirely reimplemented based on
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to make 5.4 as flexible with these changes as possible, we added a configuration option that you can use as a
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JAXB rather than DOM4J, making progress to remove this ancient dependency.
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_temporary_ solution to completely disable the 5.3 behavior, reverting it back to 5.2 and prior.
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No specific issues are known at this time.
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`hibernate.id.disable_delayed_identity_inserts=true`
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=== Removed the ability to disable "enhanced proxies"
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If you find you need to use this configuration setting, be sure to report the mapping to us in a JIRA issue so
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The "enhanced proxies" feature has been introduced as a performance improving feature in 5.3 initially, at
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that we can review it and determine if the mapping corner case should be included in our algorithm since the
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which time it was optional.
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configuration setting is meant to bridge behavior support for this across a few releases.
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=== Hibernate Spatial depends on JTS 1.16
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Since then, many more corner cases have been fixed and this feature is now always enabled. Enjoy the improvements!
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No changes are expected to be needed in user code to benefit from this.
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Hibernate Spatial depends on the https://github.com/locationtech/jts[Java Topology Suite (JTS)]. In 5.4 this
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dependency has been upgraded to version 1.16. This implies a change in package naming:
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all `com.vividsolutions.jts.\*` packages have been renamed to `org.locationtech.jts.*`.
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See https://github.com/locationtech/jts/blob/master/MIGRATION.md[the JTS Migration guide] for more information.
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=== SQL Server JDBC Driver version upgrade to at least 6.1.2
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Due to fixing https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-12973[HHH-12973], you need to upgrade the JDBC Driver version to at least 6.1.2. Due to https://github.com/Microsoft/mssql-jdbc/issues/91[this bug], the older versions of the SQL Server JDBC Driver cannot introspect the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.SEQUENCES` without closing the database connection.
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