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Repository link for latest release [message #1819648] Mon, 20 January 2020 05:12 Go to next message
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Hi,
Can Nattable provide a repository link such as "https://download.eclipse.org/nattable/releases/latest" corresponding to last release (1.6 currently)? This will avoid hard coding of release number in our target files.
Latest nattable changes gave error of missing dependency of org.eclipse.collections in our existing targets which use snapshot of nattable.
Re: Repository link for latest release [message #1819651 is a reply to message #1819648] Mon, 20 January 2020 06:33 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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No, because it doesn't make sense. The benefit of a target definition is the concrete specification of the module version to consume. Otherwise your product could change over night without knowledge. And this can become a big issue if breaking changes are involved. The decision which component version to consume in the product should be done by intention, not by accident. And also I am not publishing NatTable releases that often.

That said, there will be no "latest" repository for NatTable releases. If you want to stick with the development SNAPSHOTS in your product, you need to live with the risk that sometimes things are broken. I am trying to avoid that, but in development, things can happen.

Regarding the collections issue, I will fix that by providing the bundles in our update site, similar to other dependencies already (e.g. GlazedLists and Apache POI).
Re: Repository link for latest release [message #1820528 is a reply to message #1819651] Wed, 22 January 2020 04:11 Go to previous message
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Thank you for the 'collections' issue fix.
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