AEM Rules Plugin v1.3 Release #159
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Bring back Java 8 runtime and build support by popular demand
ganncamp
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Oct 26, 2020
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| defaults.mavenGroupId=com.cognifide.aemrules | ||
| defaults.mavenArtifactId=sonar-aemrules-plugin | ||
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| 1.3.description=Brought back Java 8 compatibility to allow the rules to be used outside SonarQube Server. | ||
| 1.3.sqVersions=[7.9,LATEST] |
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Your announcement in the community lists compatibility starting at 7.9.3, not 7.9. Which is correct?
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This hasn't changed compared to the latest version. It should be 7.9. I copied 7.9.3 from the previous announcement since that was the lowest 7.9.* version I had explicitly tested.Not sure how to edit https://community.sonarsource.com/t/new-release-aem-rules-1-3/33468
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Bring back Java 8 runtime and build support by popular demand