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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/06/2013 08:29 PM, Denis Golovin
wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:5112AF26.7020409@exadel.com" type="cite">It is
going to be JBoss Developer Studio (Kepler) I really would like to
have installation failed for Juno, to avoid flow of errors about
class/methods not being found and alike problems.
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Hibernate needs to change the version of Dali they depend on because
they use the latest stuff from Dali. If trying to install without a
recent version of Dali, the installation will fail because of
unavailable dependency. The project *requires* a recent version of
Dali, and update the MANIFEST accordingly.<br>
About the other components -which don't depend on Kepler for most of
them-, I have the opposite feeling: some people will be happy to see
them working on Juno. Why updating MANIFEST and block that? What is
the added value?<br>
But as you said, the entry would be called JBoss Tools (Kepler) and
will be only supported on Kepler, and we'll tell people that they
need to use Kepler to use it. But if they want to try on Juno, at
their own risk, why preventing compatible component to be installed
and working there?<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:5112AF26.7020409@exadel.com" type="cite">
Vice versa now JBoss Tools (Juno) doesn't show it is actually
cannot be installed on Kepler, because Hibernate Tools is affected
by changes in Dali API. Should we release 4.0.1 with fixed
hibernate tools dependencies?
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No, I think that Hibernate Tools are exclusive: last version works
only on Juno, next version only on Kepler+. There is a technical
reason for that which is an API breakage from Dali. It's the only
example in JBoss Tools where a component needs to update a version
in the MANIFEST.<br>
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Mickael Istria<br>
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by Red Hat</a><br>
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