
Sean Ruffatti contributed to the openrewrite/rewrite-spring repository by delivering a series of migration and compatibility features focused on Spring Boot and Spring Cloud upgrades. Over four months, he developed automated migration recipes and updated dependency management to support transitions from Spring Boot 3.4 through 4.0 and Spring Framework 7. His work included refactoring build configurations, generating migration properties, and ensuring observability by updating Prometheus metrics integration. Using Java, Groovy, and YAML, Sean emphasized test-driven validation and code migration strategies, resulting in a stable upgrade path for downstream users and reducing risk and effort for teams adopting new Spring platform versions.
November 2025: Delivered a critical Prometheus metrics compatibility update in openrewrite/rewrite-spring to maintain end-to-end observability with Spring Boot 3.5. The change migrates the Pushgateway dependency from simpleclient_pushgateway to prometheus-metrics-exporter-pushgateway, ensuring compatibility and reducing upgrade friction for downstream users.
November 2025: Delivered a critical Prometheus metrics compatibility update in openrewrite/rewrite-spring to maintain end-to-end observability with Spring Boot 3.5. The change migrates the Pushgateway dependency from simpleclient_pushgateway to prometheus-metrics-exporter-pushgateway, ensuring compatibility and reducing upgrade friction for downstream users.
2025-10 monthly summary for openrewrite/rewrite-spring: Key delivery focused on migration support for Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7. No major bugs reported this period. Core accomplishments include delivering boot4 migration recipes and properties, updating dependencies (Jackson v3 and JUnit 6) within the migration path, generating migration properties for release candidates, and preparing a Spring Framework 7 recipe outline. Added automated tests to verify boot4 recipe configuration. This work reduces upgrade risk and time for customers upgrading to Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7, and strengthens OpenRewrite's position for Spring migrations. Demonstrated skills include recipe-based migration tooling, code generation, packaging changes, test automation, and cross-team collaboration (Co-authored by Sean Ruffatti and Tim te Beek).
2025-10 monthly summary for openrewrite/rewrite-spring: Key delivery focused on migration support for Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7. No major bugs reported this period. Core accomplishments include delivering boot4 migration recipes and properties, updating dependencies (Jackson v3 and JUnit 6) within the migration path, generating migration properties for release candidates, and preparing a Spring Framework 7 recipe outline. Added automated tests to verify boot4 recipe configuration. This work reduces upgrade risk and time for customers upgrading to Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7, and strengthens OpenRewrite's position for Spring migrations. Demonstrated skills include recipe-based migration tooling, code generation, packaging changes, test automation, and cross-team collaboration (Co-authored by Sean Ruffatti and Tim te Beek).
September 2025: Delivered the Spring Boot 3.5 and Spring Cloud 2025 Migration Assistant for openrewrite/rewrite-spring. Introduces declarative migration recipes and updates build configurations, property keys, and dependency versions to streamline upgrades to Spring Boot 3.5 and Spring Cloud 2025. This reduces upgrade effort and risk, enabling faster adoption and more consistent project configurations. Technologies demonstrated include Java, Gradle/Maven build configuration, dependency management, and declarative tooling within the OpenRewrite platform. No major bugs fixed this month as the focus was on feature delivery and validation. Commit 2e127953de4c062034450f8f33371f569292e341.
September 2025: Delivered the Spring Boot 3.5 and Spring Cloud 2025 Migration Assistant for openrewrite/rewrite-spring. Introduces declarative migration recipes and updates build configurations, property keys, and dependency versions to streamline upgrades to Spring Boot 3.5 and Spring Cloud 2025. This reduces upgrade effort and risk, enabling faster adoption and more consistent project configurations. Technologies demonstrated include Java, Gradle/Maven build configuration, dependency management, and declarative tooling within the OpenRewrite platform. No major bugs fixed this month as the focus was on feature delivery and validation. Commit 2e127953de4c062034450f8f33371f569292e341.
August 2025 monthly summary for openrewrite/rewrite-spring: Focused on upgrading Spring Boot integration to 3.4/3.5, implementing properties migration and updating endpoint access semantics, with dependency updates and new tests to validate migrations. No major defects reported; overall stability improvements and clearer upgrade path. Technologies demonstrated include Spring Boot property migrations, dependency management, and test-driven validation. Business impact: reduces upgrade risk for Spring Boot 3.4/3.5 apps using rewrite-spring and ensures runtime behavior aligns with new endpoint access semantics.
August 2025 monthly summary for openrewrite/rewrite-spring: Focused on upgrading Spring Boot integration to 3.4/3.5, implementing properties migration and updating endpoint access semantics, with dependency updates and new tests to validate migrations. No major defects reported; overall stability improvements and clearer upgrade path. Technologies demonstrated include Spring Boot property migrations, dependency management, and test-driven validation. Business impact: reduces upgrade risk for Spring Boot 3.4/3.5 apps using rewrite-spring and ensures runtime behavior aligns with new endpoint access semantics.

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