We are pleased to announce the release of Hibernate Validator 9.0.0.Final.



Compared to Hibernate Validator 8.0 this series is the implementation of the Jakarta Validation 3.1 and targets Jakarta EE 11.
It also introduces new constraints,
removes the integration of the Security Manager,
provides the BOM for simpler dependency management,
removes a few constraints, configuration properties and APIs,
which have been deprecated for several major versions
and stops publishing relocation POMs for the old org.hibernate group id.
There are also a few other improvements, bug fixes and dependency updates.

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Hibernate Validator 9.0.0.Final has been released, implementing Jakarta Validation 3.1 and targeting Jakarta EE 11. Key changes include a minimum Java 17 requirement, new constraints (@KorRRN for Korean resident registration numbers, @BitcoinAddress for Bitcoin addresses, and alphanumeric CNPJ support for Brazil's upcoming format change), a new BOM for simplified dependency management, removal of Security Manager integration, removal of relocation POMs for the old org.hibernate group id, and cleanup of long-deprecated APIs. Several bug fixes are included, such as fixes for @UUID, @NotBlank, CNPJ validation, and expression language propagation issues. OSGi integration is no longer actively maintained.

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