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[3.15] 3.15.3.1 reverts #46332

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Reverting some stuff that has gone into the 3.15 branch since 3.15.3, in preparation for 3.15.3.1 where we need to be conservative with what to include

@jmartisk jmartisk requested a review from gsmet February 18, 2025 10:25
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/cc @aloubyansky (3.15), @gastaldi (3.15), @gsmet (3.15), @rsvoboda (3.15)

@quarkus-bot quarkus-bot bot changed the title 3.15.3.1 reverts [3.15] 3.15.3.1 reverts Feb 18, 2025
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How about creating a branch from 3.15.3 and work on top of that?

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We considered that, but the release automation can't handle it in its current form and would require changes. We don't want to get into that right now before an emergency release.

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@gsmet gsmet merged commit 5234c9b into quarkusio:3.15 Feb 18, 2025
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@jmartisk jmartisk deleted the 3.15.3.1-reverts branch February 19, 2025 06:52
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