Finally, v1.0.0

We’re there, JobRunr v1.0.0 is released!

  • Ronald Dehuysser
  • September 9, 2020

Finally, v1.0.0
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Celebration time!

I’m pleased to announce the release of JobRunr v1.0.0. It is now available for download from Maven Central.

This release contains a breaking change: it was decided to rename scheduleRecurringly to scheduleRecurrently as it is grammarly more correct.

New features

  • jobrunr-spring-boot-starter: I’m happy to announce that the integration with Spring is even easier than before thanks to the jobrunr-spring-boot-starter. Just add this dependency, setup some properties and you’re good to go! See GitHub issue 37

Breaking change

  • The jobScheduler.scheduleRecurringly has been renamed to jobScheduler.scheduleRecurrently. See GitHub issue 36 for more info.

Other improvements & bugfixes

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