Quarkus Flow 1.0.0 released

[ricardozanini]

Blog post announcing the first stable release of Quarkus Flow, a lightweight workflow engine for Quarkus based on the Open Workflow Specification (CNCF sandbox project).

Also adds the author entry for ricardozanini.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Announces Quarkus Flow 1.0.0 and adds Ricardo Zanini as an author.

Changes:

• Adds a detailed Quarkus Flow release post.
• Adds Ricardo Zanini’s author metadata.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Summary
_posts/2026-08-21-quarkus-flow-1-0-0-released.adoc	Critical issue (2 votes): the dependency example requires the Flow BOM or an explicit 1.0.0 version.
_data/authors.yaml	Critical issue (3 votes): the new author key is concatenated to the previous scalar, making the YAML invalid; insert a newline.

Suppressed comments (2)

_posts/2026-08-21-quarkus-flow-1-0-0-released.adoc:86

• The 1.0.0 messaging guide requires enabling the Flow bridge (quarkus.flow.messaging.defaults-enabled=true) and configuring the mp.messaging.* channels in production; having a Kafka or AMQP connector already configured is not sufficient for these tasks to work. Please qualify this sentence so readers do not expect emit/listen to work without that setup.

Quarkus Flow integrates with SmallRye Reactive Messaging out of the box. Workflows can emit and consume CloudEvents through any supported connector (Kafka, AMQP, and others), with no extra configuration beyond what you already have in your Quarkus app.

_posts/2026-08-21-quarkus-flow-1-0-0-released.adoc:52

• set(Map.of(...)) is the map/literal overload, so ${ .name } is stored as text rather than evaluated. The Java example therefore does not produce the same greeting as the YAML example. Use the string/JQ overload here (or remove the interpolation and make the example explicitly literal).

                .tasks(set(Map.of("message", "Hello, ${ .name }!"))) // or you can use a jq string expression like in the YAML example

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