Are 2 months not enough to validate a new version ? It was introduced in Orbit I20180417184143
and it seems it's not really a new version but a new Orbit build of the same version.
I'll downgrade the version we use in JGit for Photon. I will revert this downgrade after Photon was shipped
for the next release.
-Matthias
WRT ECF:
For Photon, the Platform folks chose to stick with the Oxygen versions
of httpclient/httpcomponents (4.5.2/4.4.6). One reason was that the new
Orbit bundles were added fairly late in the release cycle...leaving
little time...and no milestone releases...for thorough testing of the
newer versions.
Scott
On 6/12/2018 3:10 PM, Carsten Reckord wrote:
>> org.eclipse.jgit.http.apache is an optional bundle which is not used by EGit.
>> It's used in JGit by org.eclipse.jgit.lfs.server (supports implementation of a git
>> lfs server)
>> and org.eclipse.jgit.pgm (jgit command line client).
> Yes, but it's in the simrel repository and it pulls in the second HttpClient version.
>
> Since that version has a higher qualifier than the one bundled with ECF, it gets pulled in by installing anything that has a dependency on HttpClient with a version range. So it also ends up in all the packages (while the other version is brought in, because the ECF feature contains the exact version).
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