Mahatma_Fatal_Error
Mahatma_Fatal_Error
Any news on this? IMHO the `javax.validation.constraints.*` Bean Validation annotations would be a valid use case (i.e. it would be reasonable to test the proper functioning of the validation)
Where can we find the migration procedure to V4 in the docs? https://docs.pact.io/implementation_guides/jvm/consumer/junit5/ still mentions 4.2.X BTW, the error ``` org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ParameterResolutionException: Failed to resolve parameter [java.util.List arg0] in method [void...
Non-existing tags are ignored as long as an existing tag is provided (consumerVersionSelectors bug?)
Thanks for the quick reply. How would you propose to solve the requirement to define multiple mandatory tags as outlined in my first message? Meaning, please find all pacts to...
Non-existing tags are ignored as long as an existing tag is provided (consumerVersionSelectors bug?)
> Can you please explain the use case, perhaps using concrete tags to illuminate the need? Sure 👍 So considering a git/github setup like multiple PR-branches, main-branch and prod-branch. Those...
Non-existing tags are ignored as long as an existing tag is provided (consumerVersionSelectors bug?)
@TimothyJones As a hasty workaround probably yes, but IMHO it feels strange to manually trigger multiple gradle commands in a row with different params. It would probably be a bit...
Non-existing tags are ignored as long as an existing tag is provided (consumerVersionSelectors bug?)
+1 🙂 Yes, that would probably solve the issue. `{@VersionSelector(tag = "foo,bar", required = true), @VersionSelector(tag = "baz", required = false)}` would mean both `foo` AND `bar` must exist while...
Non-existing tags are ignored as long as an existing tag is provided (consumerVersionSelectors bug?)
Ok, I see, it always gets more complicated than it seemed ;) > I suspect you want the later. Some people might want the former though. True, I agree. As...
Well, a general Content Assistant would be appropriate, but I guess that's too much to ask for https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34466127/content-assist-for-gradle/43757893
Sure, regarding 1st issue see https://github.com/berzniz/github_pr_tree/pull/189 and for the 2nd see https://github.com/berzniz/github_pr_tree/pull/190/ edit: actually you can see both in https://github.com/berzniz/github_pr_tree/pull/190/
> I kind of think most such relevant errors would be caught by the rule though, because the only maps left are then in a narrow local scope which probably...