Operaton, a community fork of Camunda 7
We are a group of developers who forked Camunda 7, which will go EOL in October 2025 and be replaced by its proprietary successor Camunda 8. After removing all trademarks from the repository and code, we ported the build pipeline to GitHub actions, as it was previously running on a private Jenkins server. We also began a careful modernization of the code base, cleaning up the Maven setup along the way. We are now stabilizing the builds and adding integration tests one by one. We will consider the software stable and release a final 1.0.0 release as soon as we are able to run all the tests…
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We are a group of developers who forked Camunda 7, which will go EOL in October 2025 and be replaced by its proprietary successor Camunda 8. After removing all trademarks from the repository and code, we ported the build pipeline to GitHub actions, as it was previously running on a private Jenkins server. We also began a careful modernization of the code base, cleaning up the Maven setup along the way. We are now stabilizing the builds and adding integration tests one by one. We will consider the software stable and release a final 1.0.0 release as soon as we are able to run all the tests automatically again.
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