Hi Horacio,
Have you tried to run / compile the projects with the latest interim version? Let me know if there are any regressions.
The vast majority of changes have been additions rather than breakages / removals but off the top of my head EVL’s API is probably the one that has undergone most changes, along with org.eclipse.epsilon.eol.operations; in particular the declarative package. Also, EGX extends ERL and not EGL, EolModule does some type checking for the context, ErlModule implements executeImpl which handles preparing the context, executing pre and post blocks etc. so extensions only need to implement the actual rule processing logic in the new processRules() method.
Thanks,
Sina
Hi,
Not anything major. But since I have two or three projects that depend on the API, it would be beneficial to know to what extent will this major release break the existing API.
Cheers,
Dimitris and I have discussed the idea of releasing a new major version of Epsilon. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions or work in progress to merge into the main branch for the release?
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