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[Feature] Support for Mutiny Reactive #15528
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As of Dubbo 3.4, Reactor remains the primary Reactive Streams implementation officially supported. This integration is highly convenient for applications built with Spring WebFlux or any other frameworks based on Reactor, as it can be used out of the box.
However, beyond Reactor, the Mutiny reactive framework has been steadily gaining traction. From our perspective, we see strong potential for Mutiny as an emerging direction in reactive programming. Similarly, as more modern enterprise applications adopt Quarkus for web development, the demand for Mutiny-compatible support in Dubbo is likely to grow.
In response to this, our team has already integrated Mutiny support into Dubbo based on version 3.4. We are currently in the process of completing full business-level testing and protoc compilation validation, which we expect to finalize within the coming week. We would like to contribute this feature to the Dubbo community and sincerely hope it can be officially considered for inclusion in an upcoming release.
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