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"Implements support for Jakarta Persistence 4.0 - all features defined through the M5 release are supported and both the Jakarta Persistence and Jakarta Data TCKs are passing"

"Details about the release can be found at https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/releases/tag/8.0.0.Beta1."

"When we profiled our application’s data import pipeline, we expected the bottleneck to be in our business logic — JQ filters, JavaScript evaluation, recursive SQL queries. Instead, Hibernate’s internal JSON handling consumed over 50% of CPU time and allocated 20 GB of unnecessary objects during a routine import of 5 records."

"Two small annotation changes fixed it. No code changes, no architectural redesign — just telling Hibernate what it needs to know about how our application uses its data."

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Two Hibernate Annotations That Cut Our JSON Processing Time in Half

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