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The Jakarta related dependent modules should be broken out #516
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This sounds like a good plan to me. I think it makes sense to have the arquillian-jakarta repository and do a clean 1.8 break. We could even start requiring Java 11 for arquillian-core, but that's not critical at all. |
We could and probably should leave the legacy Java EE based modules in the core repo since they would probably never be touched again anyway. |
FWIW I created a repo for this https://github.com/arquillian/arquillian-jakarta |
Signed-off-by: Scott M Stark <starksm64@gmail.com>
Add distributionManagement section Add relativePath to parent pom Move jakarta.* package based protocols and testenrichers to the arquillian-jakarta repo Part 2 of arquillian/arquillian-core#516 Signed-off-by: Scott M Stark <starksm64@gmail.com>
This has been done. The first arquillian-core release to pick up this change will be the 1.8.0.Final release |
If needed, next week I can test local builds of the SNAPSHOT's in wildfly-arquillian. I assume they work fine, but just to test it :) |
Issue Overview
With the revival of the Jakarta EE specifications starting to produce new content, an issue with keeping the Arquillian modules related to the Jakarta EE APIs is that The EE APIs are updating the requirement Java SE used for compliation. EE 10 had a baseline of Java SE 11 and EE 11 will have a baseline of Java SE 21.
The problem this causes in seen in the current CI build of the #514 PR. Updating the Jakarta Rest api version to 3.1.0 has added a requirement for Java SE 11 and the Java SE 8 based tests are now failing.
What I would propose is that:
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