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Run jdeps --check
on all modules
#1939
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+1, maven enforcer build plugin errors multiple versions of apiguardian-api are referenced - 1.1.0 and 1.0.0. |
@djchapm Where's the 1.0.0 dependency coming from? Our artifacts all reference 1.1.0. |
That print out above was mvn enforcer... telling me that junit-jupiter-qpi 5.3.2 had a dependency on apiguardian 1.0.0... however now - I'm not able to reproduce! I've been changing a lot, but this was part of an upgrade stumble I ran into and I think it resolved on changing surefire plugin maybe? |
99% sure. ;-) |
Further investigation and automation of this is blocked by https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8225773 -- here's a MVE project: https://github.com/sormuras/JDK-8225773 |
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Description
Running
jdeps [...] --check org.junit.platform.commons
yields:Analysis
[Module descriptor]
) do match those listed below[Suggested module descriptor for <module>]
.[Transitive reduced graph for <module>]
ignored here, as we should favor the explicite declaration of all required modules.[Unused qualified exports in <module>]
may be pruned from the module descriptor. Or they may stay for potential future-use.Deliverables
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