What’s New in Arconia 0.23.0

Arconia 0.23.0 provides a number of new features and enhancements. This page includes the highlights of the release, but you can also check out the full release notes for more details about each new feature and bug fix.

We provide an automated way to upgrade your project to the latest version of Arconia, which is described in the Upgrading Arconia documentation.

Dev Services

General

  • Each Dev Service now supports configuring resource mappings for copying files and directories from your classpath or host filesystem into the container at startup. This can be useful for various scenarios, including for loading configuration files, seeding initialization data, or making static resources available to containerized services. Refer to the Resource Mappings section for more information.

  • Each Dev Service now supports configuring volume mappings for mounting files and directories from your host filesystem into the container at startup. This can be useful for various scenarios, including for persisting data generated by the containerized service or for sharing files between your host and the container. Refer to the Volume Mappings section for more information.

Ollama

  • If a native Ollama connection is detected, for example, if you’re already running the Ollama application on your laptop, the Ollama Dev Service will not be enabled. If you’d like to ignore the native service and always activate the Ollama Dev Service, you can set the arconia.dev.services.ollama.ignore-native-service=true property.

Docling

  • The Arconia Docling integration now supports all the functionality of the Java Docling Serve API, including asynchronous calls. Refer to the project documentation for more information.