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To be precise, I am not sure there *ever* was a stable module name in any of the published jars. Version 2.10.3 doesn't declare a stable module name either.

What maven-surefire seems to do is maintain the possible test providers which have to be added to the forked classpath: https://github.com/apache/maven-surefire/blob/14bce33c7a350d85df8db49f00cf650556d1131a/maven-surefire-common/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/plugin/surefire/AbstractSurefireMojo.java#L3288

AGPL 3.0 also is unavailable on Modrinth, which is ironic considering it is Modrinth's own license.

The same mistake was repeated for the firebird module: https://github.com/flyway/flyway/blob/553d1c0fb6bcb111b95b9b00b6199d33e4c4c319/flyway-firebird/pom.xml#L128 The issue is these module names are all the same. They must be distinct in order to be valid modules....

With regards to resources, only a few changes would be necessary to better support encapsulation rules. Here, for example, `ClassLoader#getResource` can be changed to `Class#getResource`. This may be a breaking...

> Thanks for the proposals. My first thought around this is, that Flyway guarantees support for Java 8 in order to maintain broad compatibility. Would these proposals require upgrading to...

Good to know. I'm looking forward to this feature being implemented. > In addition, Flyway uses the ServiceLoader for FlywayExtension and DatabaseType - however without the appropriate provides and uses...

@craigraw – My bad, that's understandable. I've never heard of merged modules before. I don't know whether JLink is meant to package automatic modules into a full module - I...

Just curious, is this on the roadmap for version 8.0?

I can confirm this bug with LibertyBans' command aliases. Command registration fails to have effect after the startup process. Command **unregistration** also fails. Unregistering a command has no effect, either.