Bump com.github.chrisvest:stormpot from 2.4 to 3.2

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Bumps com.github.chrisvest:stormpot from 2.4 to 3.2.

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stormpot-3.2

What's Changed

• Add a tryClaim which doesn't take a Timeout by @​zhenlineo in chrisvest/stormpot#145
• fixup Asciidoclet using include paths by @​ahus1 in chrisvest/stormpot#141
• Add support for GraalVM by @​begrossi in chrisvest/stormpot#144
• Fix pool shrinking with new allocations by @​chrisvest in chrisvest/stormpot#160
• Add metrics for allocated and in-use objects by @​msillence and @​chrisvest in chrisvest/stormpot#163

New Contributors

• @​zhenlineo made their first contribution in chrisvest/stormpot#146
• @​ahus1 made their first contribution in chrisvest/stormpot#141
• @​begrossi made their first contribution in chrisvest/stormpot#144
• @​msillence made their first contribution in chrisvest/stormpot#149

Full Changelog: chrisvest/stormpot@stormpot-3.1...stormpot-3.2

Stormpot 3.1 is fully backwards compatible with 3.0, but adds a number of new features:

• It is now possible to create pools with a size of zero, and to change the target size of a pool to be zero. Such pools will behave as if they are perpetually depleted, that is, as if all of their objects have been claimed. These empty pools can still have their target size increased at any later time.
• A new “inline” pool mode has been added. In this mode there is no background thread, and thus none of the background services are available. Object allocation and deallocation instead occur inline with the claim calls, hence the name. This means that these pools are lighter on CPU and memory resources.

Stormpot 3.0.1

This is a patch-release that fixes a bug where explicitly expired objects would not get to be deallocated by the configured allocator, when the pool was shut down. #135

Stormpot 3.0

Major release.

• Java 11 is now the minimum required version.
• Updated, modern, and ergonomic APIs.
• Pools are now created with Pool.from(allocator).build().
• There is only a single pool implementation now.
• New Pool.of(...) API to create a pool with pre-allocated objects, and no background thread.
• Improved handling of prolonged allocation failures.
• Lower idle CPU usage.

Stormpot 2.4.2

This is a patch-release that fixes a bug where explicitly expired objects would not get to be deallocated by the configured allocator, when the BlazePool was shut down. #135

Stormpot 2.4.1

This is a bug-fix release, that fixes a couple of cases where the background thread could get stuck at 100% CPU usage when objects are explicitly expired, or the pool is shrunk while there are poisoned slots.

Commits

• 984000d Bind the source plugin to the verify phase to avoid running twice by the site...
• 1e850e5 Bring back the source plugin
• e4ad052 Prepare to release 3.2
• ef8b98a Change how the release manages secrets
• 6772412 Make the gpg plugin use loopback pinentry mode
• de5cc69 Don't run tests when doing a release
• c5f2a3e Reuse the maven options from the PR build in the Release build
• 3dbf1bc Add Release workflow (#169)
• b2da8e4 Use latest setup-java version in PR builds as well
• a443ea3 Add Release workflow
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