November
- Apache Wicket 11.0.0 released Major release Wicket 11 lets an application drop jQuery, makes components faster and leaner, moves to Java 21 and Jakarta EE 11 and rebuilds encryption on one authenticated API. It is the first release on the quarterly schedule.
October
- Apache Wicket 10.12.0 (LTS) is released
- Apache Wicket 9.25.0 marks the end of Wicket 9
- Apache Wicket 8.20.0 marks the end of Wicket 8
- Wicket 8 and 9 reach end of life soon Wicket 8.x and 9.x each get one final release and then reach end of life, and with them Wicket's support for javax.servlet. Move to Wicket 10 LTS, supported until July 2027.
September
- A new release cadence for Apache Wicket Starting with Apache Wicket 11.0, due in the first week of October 2026, Wicket moves to time-based releases: a new major release every three months, and an LTS...
- A security policy for Apache Wicket Wicket now documents how to report a vulnerability, what is in scope, and which inputs the framework trusts, in a SECURITY.md on every supported branch.
August
- Apache Wicket 10.11.0 released Security fixes
- Apache Wicket 9.24.0 released Security fixes
- Apache Wicket 8.19.0 released Security fixes
July
May
- Apache Wicket 10.9.1 released
- Apache Wicket 8.18.0 released Security fixes
- Apache Wicket 9.23.0 released Security fixes
- Apache Wicket 10.9.0 released Security fixes