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Signed-off-by: Andrew Berezovskyi <[email protected]>
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Pull request overview
This PR adds comprehensive migration documentation for Eclipse Lyo OSLC server adaptors transitioning from Jersey/Jetty to Quarkus. The guide addresses performance improvements (10x faster startup time) and modern deployment requirements.
Key changes:
- New migration guide covering dependency updates, HK2 to CDI conversion, JSP to Qute template migration, and Docker configuration updates
- Added navigation entry in mkdocs.yml for the new documentation page
- Includes detailed code examples, troubleshooting section, and performance comparisons
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| mkdocs.yml | Adds navigation entry for "Jersey → Quarkus" migration guide under the "Migration Guides" section |
| docs-new/eclipse_lyo/migrating-to-quarkus.md | Comprehensive 1080-line migration guide with step-by-step instructions, code examples, troubleshooting tips, and Qute template migration patterns |
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I think this could be request-scoped? Session-scoped?
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