Transitioning from Camunda 7 CE to Operaton is a meaningful step in modernizing your BPMN workflows. We understand that migrations are rarely simple, which is why we’re dedicated to streamlining the process, offering tools, automation, and guidance to make it as manageable as possible.
Integrating Every Useful Commit
We are committed to backporting key improvements from Camunda 7 CE to ensure you don’t miss out on essential updates.
Here’s how we approach it:
• Semi-Automated Pull Requests: A curated selection of commits is flagged, and automated PRs are generated for review.
• Full Coverage: Every useful commit from Camunda 7 CE up to its EOL (7.24 release) is reviewed and carefully integrated.
• Quality Assurance: Each change undergoes a 4-eyes check to ensure high-quality integration and avoid regressions.
This approach ensures that critical updates, bug fixes, and enhancements are carried over seamlessly, so you can focus on your workflows without worrying about overlooked improvements.
Automating Codebase Updates with OpenRewrite
To simplify the migration of your codebase, we’re building OpenRewrite scripts designed to automate common changes:
• Rewriting Includes: Automatically updates references to point to Operaton.
• Adjusting Class Names: Replaces outdated class names with their Operaton equivalents.
• Handling Deprecated Methods: Refactors deprecated methods based on documented replacements to keep your code modern and clean.
These tools aim to minimize manual effort, reduce errors, and help your migration progress.
Why This Matters
• Save Time and Effort: Automated tools and curated backports take the heavy lifting off your plate.
• Ensure Continuity: Get critical updates and fixes from Camunda 7 CE with every Operaton release.
• Adopt Confidently: With a reliable process, high standards of quality, and semi-automation, you have a clear path to transition.
What Do You Think?
Are you considering the move to Operaton? Share your thoughts and experiences below—your feedback helps us improve!