| commit | 569c6fe36850ac78e7092831b48775101e961906 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jose M. Arnesto <kevloral@gmail.com> | Tue Jul 25 18:24:28 2023 +0200 |
| committer | Jose M. Arnesto <kevloral@gmail.com> | Wed Jul 26 07:13:43 2023 -0400 |
| tree | ee029c14d599d93fa75ee10afa77f64538c02d3a | |
| parent | 6021164a6f2628f36f85f60928abff10bb605863 [diff] |
Bug 582227- Feature SWTBot JUnit5 Support fails to install Beginning with 2022_09, these bundles are no longer available in a standard Eclipse installation: - org.junit.platform.commons - org.junit.platform.engine - org.junit.platform.launcher Replacing them with their newer MavenCentral equivalents would break compatibility with older Eclipse versions (those earlier than 2022_09): - junit-platform-commons - junit-platform-launcher - junit-platform-engine Therefore, this patch removes them altogether, as the needed dependencies are also set in the bundle manifest using a Import-Package directive. Change-Id: I7cdcd0edc7460dbd5467d6b07c2ebd16988c39fc
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