Zoltán Zvara

We got it working in some cases with the following is as well: ``` abstract class Base(val a: Int, val b: String) { def doSomething(): String = a.toString + b...

We are having the same issue after a cluster upgrade. #### Operating system ``` NAME="Flatcar Container Linux by Kinvolk" ID=flatcar ID_LIKE=coreos VERSION=3760.1.1 VERSION_ID=3760.1.1 BUILD_ID=2023-12-11-2212 SYSEXT_LEVEL=1.0 PRETTY_NAME="Flatcar Container Linux by Kinvolk...

> We are having the same issue after a cluster upgrade. > > ... > > However, the cluster itself seems to be operational, but we are worried. I tried...

> I've lost several days iterating through this problem, and it's unsolveable without a complete rewrite of the NFT support in Calico. > > The underlying problem here is that...

I apologize for my confusion. Could some of you elaborate on some of the deep technical points raised here? > That would be a very odd definition of "fixed" --...

Same here, these were working on `0.14.10` but not in `0.15.0`. ``` lazy val shadeRules = Seq( ShadeRule .rename("org.apache.**" -> "shaded.1.2.org.apache.@1") .inLibrary("commons-logging" % "commons-logging" % "1.2"), ShadeRule .rename("javax.inject.**" -> "glassfish.javax.inject.2.4.0-b34@1")...

Isn't the references (imports) to `javax.servlet` should be updated to `javax.servlet-api.3.1.0` in the whole assembly, including Spark?

Doesn't this suggest that Spark is still looking for {{javax/servlet/FilterRegistration}} instead of {{javax/servlet-api/3/1/0/FilterRegistration}}? Please clarify.

I tried that, and it worked, however, it only shaded the `3.5.0` that I use in my project. As I see `3.1.0` is used by Spark and is evicted by...

I have further investigated the problem. Let's say that module X comes from project dependencies as follows: project dependency A depends on (pulls in) X version V1, project dependency B...