build: release 1.0.0 as libminio, with a stable soname - #264
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In `@CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 27: Update the version declaration in meson.build from 0.6.0 to 0.8.0,
and extend check-version.py so meson.build is included in version consistency
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Three changes that belong in the same release, because each one is a change of identity for the artifact consumers link: The version goes to 1.0.0. All three version files still read 0.6.0 -- v0.7.0 was tagged without bumping them, so check-version.py has disagreed with every tag since. The library is built as libminio, matching the `minio` C++20 module this release also renames. The CMake package, the exported target and the header directory stay `miniocpp`, so find_package() and #include lines are untouched. SOVERSION carries the major alone. Until now only VERSION was set, which puts the full version in the soname -- libminiocpp.so.0.4.0 -- so every release, patch releases included, orphaned every binary already linked against its predecessor. A 1.0 that keeps doing that would promise a stability it does not have. The soname is now libminio.so.1 and stays put across 1.x. Verified by the generated build: libminio.so.1.0.0, soname libminio.so.1.
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Three lanes went red on minio#262 without its code being involved: all three failed in apt steps on the amd64 runners in the same minute, one of them on a dl.google.com chrome-repo hash mismatch, while every arm64 twin passed. The RDMA lane's step was the clearest case -- it refreshed the apt index and then installed nothing, so the only thing it could contribute was a failure. It now just reports the CMake version. The Meson lanes do need the index for gcc-14 and clang-18. They drop the runner image's third-party lists first, since nothing here installs from them, and retry once. `apt-get install` stays the gate, so an index that is genuinely unusable still fails the job.
minio-cpp 1.0.0 builds the library as libminio (minio/minio-cpp#264), so the link flag follows it. That release is also the first carrying miniocpp_client_new_tls, which the change before this one calls, so the RDMA lane pins it rather than v0.7.0 — which has neither.
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Supersedes the 0.8.0 bump this PR started as, and folds in #262.
Why 1.0.0, and why now
Three identity changes for the artifact consumers link, kept in one release so they pay the cost once:
1.0.0. All three version files still read 0.6.0 — v0.7.0 was tagged without bumping them, so
check-version.pyhas disagreed withevery tag since. This is also where an ABI/identity change belongs.
libminio. The library is built aslibminio, matching theminioC++20 module that #262 renames (cherry-picked here, authorshippreserved). The CMake package, the exported target and the header directory stay
miniocpp, sofind_package(miniocpp)and#include <miniocpp/…>are untouched. Meson's static library is renamed to match, so both build systems produce one name.A real soname. Only
VERSIONwas set, neverSOVERSION, so CMake wrote the full version into the soname — as the deployedlibminiocpp.so.0.4.0shows. Every release, patch releases included, therefore orphaned every binary already linked against itspredecessor. A 1.0 that keeps doing that promises a stability it does not deliver, so
SOVERSIONnow carries the major alone:the soname is
libminio.so.1and stays put across all of 1.x.Verified
python3 check-version.py→minio-cpp version 1.0.0 is set correctly in all required files(fails onmainas it stands).-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON; the generated build nameslibminio.so.1.0.0, sonamelibminio.so.1, link namelibminio.so, with nolibminiocpp.soreference anywhere in the build tree.grepover workflows, docs and packaging finds no remaininglibminiocppfilename expectations.miniocpp.pc.innow emits-lminio.What consumers have to do
Anything linking
-lminiocppmoves to-lminioand rebuilds — a rebuild was required by any version bump anyway, given the old sonamepolicy. minio-go's RDMA lane is updated in minio/minio-go#2302, which pins this tag.
Note for deployments carrying a prebuilt copy: install the new file rather than replacing the old one if any already-linked binary is still
expected to load, since it records
libminiocpp.so.<full version>as its dependency.CI note on #262
Its three red lanes were all apt failures on the amd64
ubuntu-latestrunners in the same minute — "Install dependencies" (adl.google.comchrome-repo hash mismatch), "Install GCC 14", "Install Clang 18" — with every arm64 twin green. Runner-image breakage, notthe module rename.
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miniofor supported build integrations.minio.