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This makes the fix to not mix JUnit-5 and JUnit-6 bundles in a test-runtime, if both are in the target-platform but only JUnit-5 is actually referenced: - eclipse-tycho/tycho#5526
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The master build currently fails due to a compiler error: |
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I'm now trying to unblock this by running the verification build without updateing the submodules to the tip of the master branch, but instead on the state recorded in the aggregator, i.e. at the state of the latest I-build. |
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Build is green so we can merge & start new SDK build? |
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This makes the fix to not mix JUnit-5 and JUnit-6 bundles in a test-runtime, if both are in the target-platform but only JUnit-5 is actually referenced:
The back-port is what will be actually used: