Releases: grpc/grpc-java
v1.30.1
Bug Fixes
- all: remove grpc-rls from grpc-all dependencies (#7118). grpc-rls is not intended to be published yet, projects depending on grpc-all gets a "failed to collect dependencies at io.grpc:grpc-all:jar:1.30.0 -> io.grpc:grpc-rls:jar:1.30.0" error. This is fixed here.
- core: fix a bug that a call may hang when using manual flow control and gRPC retry is enabled. (#6817)
v1.30.0
Note: gRPC-Java no longer exposes many transitive dependencies as "compile" dependencies, but instead specifies them as "runtime" dependencies. Consuming projects using these dependencies directly will need to explicitly add the dependencies to their compile-time classpath.
Behavioral Changes
- netty: Bandwidth delay product (BDP) is enabled by default (#6979). BDP dynamically adjusts flow control window to optimize the network bandwidth utilization. To disable this feature, build channel/server with
NettyChannelBuilder#flowControlWindow
orNettyServerBuilder#flowControlWindow
. ExistingflowControlWindow
users need to useinitialFlowWindowSize
to enable BDP. The default initial window size has remained unchanged, so most users should not see a performance difference. In the future we plan to reduce the default size, which may briefly (up to 4 RTT) slow down new connections as they determine an appropriate BDP.
New Features
- This release adds an xDS URI scheme called
xds
. This is the stable version of the schemexds-experimental
that was introduced in v1.28.0.xds-experimental
scheme will be removed in subsequent releases so you must switch toxds
scheme instead.xds
scheme is a client side implementation of xDSv2 APIs. This allows a gRPC client written in Java to receive configuration from an xDSv2 API compatible server and use that configuration to load balance RPCs. In this release, only the virtual host matching, default path (“” or “/”) matching and cluster route action are supported. The features supported in a given release are documented here. - core: ManagedChannel provides LoadBalancer#Helper with implemented createResolvingOobChannel (#6923).
- stub: Add
ClientCallStreamObserver.disableAutoRequestWithInitial(int)
andServerCallStreamObserver.disableAutoRequest()
that disables all automatic inbound flow-control requests. These methods are intended to replace the existingCallStreamObserver.disableAutoInboundFlowControl()
. There may still be some tweaks to the API, sodisableAutoInboundFlowControl()
is not yet deprecated. - inprocess: Add
InprocessChannelBuilder.propagateCauseWithStatus(true)
to propagate exceptions from the server withinstatus.getCause()
(#6968). This is intended for unit tests to ease debugging test failures. - netty: support setting options of boss in NettyServer (#6947). Adds a new API on
NettyServerBuilder
to allow passing channel options for the boss ELG.
Bug Fixes
- okhttp: use new APIs to configure TLS in Android (roll forward of #6959) (#6960). Starting from Android 10, there is a new set of public APIs for configuring TLS, where we were previously invoking hidden methods in SSLSocket. Some of those hidden methods are no longer allowed (will be removed in the future) in Android 11. We migrate to use public APIs whenever possible.
- netty: Using classloader to isolate grpc without isolating netty can cause exceptions when creating netty channel/server is fixed (#7048).
- api, core, services: make ProtoReflectionService interceptor compatible (#6967). Previously intercepting the ProtoReflectionService breaks the internal hack of passing the server instance to the service. Now we change the way of how it obtains the server instance so that applying interceptors to it doesn’t break its functionality. This change also allows multiple servers to use a shared ProtoReflectionService instance.
- netty: Reduce race window size between GOAWAY and new streams. This should greatly reduce the number of calls that fail with errors similar to “UNAVAILABLE: HTTP/2 error code: NO_ERROR Received Goaway.” Although note that these errors have multiple sources, and it only addresses one of them
- core: Delay transport shutdown when changing a subchannel’s addresses. This should prevent users from seeing errors saying “UNAVAILABLE: InternalSubchannel closed transport due to address change,” which should have already been rare
Documentation
- For Java 9+ users, we now recommend using
org.apache.tomcat:annotations-api
for the@Generated
annotation instead ofjavax.annotation:javax.annotation-api
, as it has a more appropriate license - SECURITY.md: add instruction for disabling Conscrypt's default TrustManager (#6962). By default, Conscrypt delegates hostname verification to the platform's default HostNameVerifier, which in OpenJDK is a deny-all implementation. You can configure the Conscrypt provider to not use its TrustManager.
Dependencies
- Starting from this version, some transitive dependencies of gRPC artifacts are changed from compile scope to runtime scope. Users may experience their application can not rebuild once the gRPC version is upgraded, because some other component of the project may require a dependency that is no longer transitively provided by gRPC artifacts at compile time; and if that happens, users should explicitly add that dependency for the other component. This change does not affect running the application at runtime.
- Bumped protobuf to 3.12.0
Examples
- Deleted example-kotlin (#6936). grpc-kotlin was officially released and examples can be found in its own repository.
Acknowledgements
@agasparovic-sabre
@AgentK20
@apolcyn
@asdf2014
@ashithasantosh
@chalin
@bogdandrutu
@DRayX
@hojongs
@Nextproc
@plaflamme
@reggiemcdonald
@RiyaTyagi
v1.29.0
Behavioral Changes
- core, grpclb: change policy selection strategy for Grpclb policy (move logic of querying SRV into Grpclb's own resolver) (#6723). System property
io.grpc.internal.DnsNameResolverProvider.enable_grpclb
is eliminated, grpc-grpclb dependency implicitly enables querying SRV records since v1.24.2
New Features
- core:
ServerInterceptors.useInputStreamMessages()
now preserves theKnownLength
interface when wrapping InputStream (#6852). This should prevent certain optimizations from being disabled when using useInputStreamMessages - core:
ServerInterceptors.useInputStreamMessages()
anduseMarshalledMessages()
now preserve the SchemaDescriptor, so the methods are now compatible with the reflection service (#6851)
Bug Fixes
- core: Fix IllegalStateException if remote-specified decompressor is unknown (#6864)
- core: keep round_robin lb subchannel in TRANSIENT_FAILURE until becoming READY (#6657). This avoids RPC being indefinitely queued when subchannels are bouncing back and forth between CONNECTING and TRANSIENT_FAILURE
- netty: fixed a bug when grpc-netty and grpc-netty-shaded were both used, which could result in "ClassCastException: io.netty.util.AsciiString cannot be cast to io.grpc.netty.shaded.io.netty.util.AsciiString" (#6765)
- netty: Prevent thread interruption during server start from leaking socket (#6867)
- core: A Java 9+ ABI compatibility issue with java.nio.ByteBuffer is fixed (#6839). This only impacted users manually compiling grpc-java with JDK 9+ and then using it as a library for applications that run with JDK 8- (e.g., on Android). This does not impact the pre-built JARs on Maven Central
- core: fixed a bug in health check config propagation. (#6804)
- benchmarks: some netty benchmarks failed to start and are now fixed (#6877). This was a regression introduced in v1.23.0
Documentation
- Add Javadoc for grpc-services and grpc-grpclb to the grpc-all project. This increases the number of classes shown at https://grpc.io/grpc-java/javadoc/
- examples: Add a JWT authentication example (#5915)
Dependencies
- Bump guava to 28.2-android (#6772)
- Bump netty to 4.1.48.Final, bump tcnative to 2.0.30.Final (#6845)
- Bump truth version to 1.0.1 (#6754)
Compiling
- android: add grpc-android into main build (#6793). Compiling with
-PskipAndroid=false
(default) includes building grpc-android module, which requires Android SDK
Acknowledgements
@chrisschek
@elharo Elliotte Rusty Harold
@herbyderby Chris Nokleberg
@markb74
@ST-DDT
v1.28.1
v1.28.0
API Changes
- core: service config parsing now validates the final config object via
LoadBalancerProvider#parseLoadBalancingPolicyConfig
. LoadBalancer developers should use parsed config(loadBalancingPolicyConfig
) inResolvedAddresses
instead of deprecated attributeio.grpc.LoadBalancer.ATTR_LOAD_BALANCING_CONFIG
. - core: remove stickiness from round robin (#6698)
Behavioral Changes
- core, grpclb: change policy selection strategy for Grpclb policy (take one: eliminate special logic for deciding grpclb policy in core) (#6637)
- gRPCLB policy selection is being stabilized according to this gRFC. gRPCLB policy will not be automatically selected even if there are SRV addresses resolved. You need to explicitly specify the selection by service config (in TXT records, or via
ManagedChannelBuilder#defaultServiceConfig
orManagedChannelBuilder#defaultLoadBalancingPolicy
).
- gRPCLB policy selection is being stabilized according to this gRFC. gRPCLB policy will not be automatically selected even if there are SRV addresses resolved. You need to explicitly specify the selection by service config (in TXT records, or via
New Features
- This release adds an experimental client side implementation of xDSv2 APIs. This allows a gRPC client written in Java to receive configuration from an xDSv2 API compatible server and use that configuration to load balance RPCs. In this release, only the virtual host matching and cluster route action is supported. More features will be added in future.
Bug Fixes
- netty: fix a deadlock on start gRPC server (#6601)
- netty: negotiated application level protocol is now checked against the correct ALPN list in the SslContext settings
- okhttp: fix incorrect connection-level flow control handling at beginning of connection (#6742). This only impacted users of
OkHttpChannelBuilder.flowControlWindow()
, who seem to be few since this bug was not reported sooner - alts: Fix using the wrong way of checking if Conscrypt is available (#6672)
- grpclb: grpclb can handle empty address from LoadBalancer instead of throwing exception
- alts: do not exclude opencensus-api from google-oauth2's transitive dependencies (#6607)
- grpc-alts was broken since 1.27.0 release for missing opencensus-api used in google-oauth2. This was due to opencensus-api dependency was eliminated from grpc-core. Now it should be included.
Documentation
- stub,examples: Clarify CallStreamObserver's Javadoc (#6561)
Dependencies
- Bump Netty to 4.1.45.Final and tcnative to 2.0.28.Final
- Bump okhttp to 2.7.4
- Bump google-auth-library-credentials and google-auth-library-oauth2-http to 0.20.0
Acknowledgements
@chrisschek
@cushon Liam Miller-Cushon
@elharo Elliotte Rusty Harold
@gfelbing Georg Welzel
@hatahet Ziad Hatahet
@leventov Roman Leventov
@sourabhsparkala Sourabh Sarvotham Parkala
@ZhenLian Zhen Lian
v1.27.2
v1.27.1
v1.26.1
v1.27.0
Bazel users should migrate to maven_install. Please open an issue to report problems migrating to maven_install.
Dependencies
- core, census: census dependency is removed from
grpc-core
. Agrpc-census
artifact now exists to provide interceptor/stream tracer factory that applies census stats/tracing features. For users not using gRPC’s integration of census, nothing should be affected. Users who want census integration need to addgrpc-census
artifact to runtime classpath (#6577) - Bump
animal-sniffer-annotations
to 1.18 (#6488) - Bump
error_prone_annotations
to 2.3.4 (#6574) - auth: Bump
google-auth-library-credentials
andgoogle-auth-library-oauth2-http
to 0.19.0 (#6537) - protobuf: Bump
proto-google-common-protos
to 1.17.0 (#6572)
Bug Fixes
- netty: the warning “Received GOAWAY with ENHANCE_YOUR_CALM. Debug data:” will now actually contain the debug data (#6596)
- examples: example servers now shutdown gracefully (#6512)
- api: update documentation to encourage libraries to provide scheme in target string during channel creation (#6499)
- bazel: Use https to download from Maven Central (#6543)
- bazel: Fix renamed javalite target that caused build failures in 1.26.0 (#6544)
API Changes
- bazel: Remove omit* args in favor of
existing_rule()
check (#6553). If you are passing any arguments togrpc_java_repositories()
within yourWORKSPACE
, you will need to remove those arguments and make sure you rungrpc_java_repositories()
after defining any overridden repositories - bazel: Support maven_install (#6553). See
examples/WORKSPACE
for typical usage. grpc-java still supports thejvm_maven_import_external()
-based loading only to ease migration. grpc-java will drop usages ofjvm_maven_import_external()
in the future
New Features
- core: delay sending cancel request on client-side by one second when deadline expires (#6328). This only impacts metrics reported by the server. It provides the server a second to internally fail the call with DEADLINE_EXCEEDED instead of CANCELLED which should substantially improve the accuracy of the metrics
- grpclb: support explicit fallback from LB (#6549)
- netty: set
-Dio.grpc.netty.useCustomAllocator=true
by default (#6528). This causes grpc to use a different Netty allocator by default which is configured to allocate in smaller chunks which may reduce memory usage by 8x on lightly loaded systems. Performance benchmarks show virtually no change with any potential slowdowns hidden in the noise (~1%). See also #6407. If you notice problems, set the property tofalse
and file an issue - api: support for lazily serialized values in Metadata (#6466). Metadata marshallers must opt-in to being serialized lazily. Nothing is using this support at the moment (including protobufs). This can be used for avoiding serialization with in-process transport or for transport-specific features like file descriptor passing in metadata (such things were already possible with RPC messages).
- alts: add
AuthorizationUtil
utility library for verifying a client is a particular account (#6529) - examples: hostname example added. This is intended as a test server for use when testing load balancers. It is also available on Docker Hub
Known issues
- netty: listening on multiple ports (via
NettyServerBuilder.addListenAddress()
) may deadlock (bug #6641). This has been the case since its introduction
Acknowledgements
- Aleksei Kandybaev (@akandybaev)
- Dounan Shi (@dounan)
- Elliotte Rusty Harold (@elharo)
- Graeme Morgan (@graememorgan)
- Jiangtao Li (@jiangtaoli2016)
- @markb74
- Nathan H. Leung (@nathanhleung)
- @ST-DDT
- Tomo Suzuki (@suztomo)
- @ZhenLian
v1.26.0
Dependencies
- Bump
protobuf-java
to 3.11.0. - Bump
protobuf-javalite
to 3.11.0. This brings lite in-line with full protobuf. Be aware that the Maven artifact name changed for Protobuf lite. The dependency is nowcom.google.protobuf:protobuf-javalite
instead ofcom.google.protobuf:protobuf-lite
- Bump
gson
to 2.8.6 - Bump
google-auth-library-credentials
andgoogle-auth-library-oauth2-http
to 0.18.0 (#6360) - Bump mockito to 2.28.2 (#6355)
Bug Fixes
- netty, okhttp: Known
IOException
s are logged asFINE
level - interop-testing, benchmarks: missing executables (since
1.19.0
) is now published again - cronet: grpc-cronet artifact contains empty .aar due to code shrinking was enabled, now it is fixed.
- alts: fix lazychannel close (#6475)
API Changes
- api, core: make channel logger accessible through NameResolver.Args (#6430)
- api, core: make scheduled executor service accessible for NameResolver.Args (#6455)
- stub, compiler: generated stubs are now extended from
AbstractStub
to indicate stub type (AbstractAsyncStub
,AbstractFutureStub
,AbstractFutureStub
) - api: the deprecated API
ManagedChannelBuilder.usePlaintext(boolean)
is removed (#1772, #6440).
New Features
- Pre-build binaries for the aarch64 platform
- Add s390x cross-compiling support
Acknowledgements
- Carl Mastrangelo (@carl-mastrangelo)
- Elliotte Rusty Harold (@elharo)
- Liu sheng (@liusheng)
- Nayana Thorat (@Nayana-ibm)
- Steve Rao (@steverao)
- Tomo Suzuki (@suztomo)
- Yongwoo Noh (@yonguno)