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Temporarily use the latest flow-noise version
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This breaks builds for anyone not using
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Personally, I feel like anything which unnecessarily breaks builds, and doesn't do so intentionally (ex, a breaking API change), should not be put in master. I mean is there any reason why this couldn't have remained in a skylands branch?
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I made a quick fix by pushing a modified version of the latest flow noise jar to the Sponge maven repository (see here). I literally changed one line for it to compile to java 6 and then uploaded. That should fix issues for 99% of people for now.
I tested it with this build file:
And it worked perfectly, see dependencies:
I agree that it was probably merged to master too presumptuously, but this fix will make it pretty much transparent for most people before I finish refactoring flow noise.
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@gratimax 1.0.1 is likely ready for release, but I'd check with @DDoS. If you need Java 6 compat, you could PR the change and see what the others think as well.