Microcks 1.14.0 adds Kafka request-reply for async mocking and expands Callback/Sync-to-Async support across REST, gRPC, and the UI. A bug fix prevents HTTP method mutation on mocked operations.
securityRebuild custom images on updated UBI9 base
The base image bumps to UBI9 9.7-1776833838. If you build custom Microcks images on top of the official one, rebuild and re-test after upgrading to pick up the upstream OS patches included in this UBI update.
breakingVerify REST mock routing after operation method fix
The fix for issue #2028 prevents the operation HTTP method from being overridden — a subtle bug that could cause mocks to respond incorrectly if the method was being mutated. Verify any existing REST mocks that rely on method-specific routing to confirm they behave as expected after upgrade.
enhancementAdopt Kafka request-reply for async testing
Kafka async mocks now support request-reply semantics. If your team uses Microcks to mock event-driven services over Kafka, this unlocks proper two-way interaction testing without external tooling. Review the updated API for Callback and Sync-to-Async support alongside the new triggers UI before migrating existing Kafka mock setups.
Key changes (5)
- Kafka async mocks now support request-reply pattern (previously only fire-and-forget was possible)
- Callback and Sync-to-Async API updated; triggers info now visible in UI and usable as a second artifact
- gRPC mocks gain triggers support
- Operation HTTP method is no longer overridable (bug fix, #2028)
- UBI9 base image updated to 9.7-1776833838; Angular bumped to 19.2.20; context propagation added with X-Trace-Id header support