S3Mock is incompatible with Spring Boot 3.2.x and Spring Framework 6.x about s3mock HOT 3 CLOSED

@jthurne thanks, I'll try to release a new version today, wanted to do that for a couple of weeks now anyway...

However, please note that a direct Java integration with the S3Mock always has the risk of bringing dependency incompatibilities into your project.
While I try to keep everything current and compatible, the best practice to use S3Mock in your project is via Docker:
https://github.com/adobe/S3Mock#s3mock-docker

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Awesome, thank you @afranken!

However, please note that a direct Java integration with the S3Mock always has the risk of bringing dependency incompatibilities into your project.
While I try to keep everything current and compatible, the best practice to use S3Mock in your project is via Docker:
https://github.com/adobe/S3Mock#s3mock-docker

Noted. We do strive to use Docker for these sorts of things when we can, but there are two drawbacks:

1. Spinning up docker containers tends to be slower than spinning up an "in process" server within a test. On a project with tens of thousands of tests, these small amounts of time add up quickly.

2. Unfortunately, on our CI setup, Docker is somewhat unreliable, and relying on Docker containers introduces instability into our build.

Hopefully over time, Docker will get faster and more reliable and we'll be able to leverage it more for this sort of thing in the future.

In any case, your quick response is very much appreciated! Thank you for all you do for the community.

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@jthurne I just released 3.3.0 which depends on Spring Boot 3.2.1 :)

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