> Choosing version 3 means first adopter risk. I upgraded a couple v2 to v3, mostly because of concern about security (moderately sensitive data, most of the 2

> Choosing version 3 means first adopter risk. I upgraded a couple v2 to v3, mostly because of concern about security (moderately sensitive data, most of the 2-era plugins aren't updated, etc). The allure of v3 was supposed to be "it's all spring boot!" but... I'm not capable enough of just installing random spring stuff and configuring it for boot - there's still 'stuff' grails does its own way (or... it's just my competency level?) But if I need to become much more proficient in spring boot to get benefit from grails 3... i'll just move to spring boot in the long haul. This seemed an inevitable move for grails, but not one I was excited about.