Werner Keil

Not sure, why this is open, it seems there's a PR (#364) addressing it?

Now all units defined inside `Units` got a name.

@GregJohnStewart It could be related, although there seems to be a remedy, see something like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72411800/unable-to-make-field-private-static-final-jdk-internal-misc-unsafe-accessible-m. As we now replaced the old javax.inject with ``` jakarta.inject-api 2.0.1 ``` including a...

@GregJohnStewart The issue you're facing seems not directly related to the one here, the only thing they have in common is that they're both related to (unnamed) modules. - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-6448...

Since there were no contesting statements, I assume this is fixed.

This looks weird, but how can one reproduce those? PRs like #388 might be somehow related, but have to investigate based on test code to reproduce.

Glad that big difference could be clarified. I noticed some internal Indriya JUnit tests fail now building it with Java 17. Whether that has something to do with the JVM...

Reopening this, because it works now (after 2.1.4) for base units, but still fails for most others despite an identical numeric type like `Double`. So while ```java Quantity q1 =...

Seems > converting almost all, except system units and those that are shifted and relative like eg. Δ2°C == Δ2K Is the problem. It converts everything to system units except...

I tried to bypass this for identical units, but frankly I'm out of options here because it breaks precisely those special cases like `TemperatureTest.addingAbsoluteTemperatures()` or `QuantityFunctionsTemperatureTest.testSumTemperatureC()`. Therefore `ScaleHelper` cannot be...