| Re: [m2m-atl-dev] Proposing a pull request |
Hi Gerson,Unfortunately, the fix won't be available until the ATL 4.2 release, which may take up to one year. ATL is currently degraded to a one-person project, and release engineering is still rather time-consuming.For the moment, you may try to use Maven dependency exclusions combined with an explicit dependency to work around the problem. In Maven, you need never be blocked by bad transitive dependencies (which happens frequently in enterprise-sized projects ;-)).Kind regards,Dennis_______________________________________________On Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 2:55 PM Gerson Sunye <gerson.sunye@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:_______________________________________________On 8 Oct 2019, at 22:07, Dennis Wagelaar <dwagelaar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi Gerson,Eclipse Foundation infra does not support third party pull requests: you have to be a committer to submit a pull request to Gerrit (https://git.eclipse.org/r/#/dashboard/self). In that light, a pull request on GitHub on the mirror of the official ATL git repo is the next best thing to do. A committer should be able to merge that into their own git working copy, and push it as a Gerrit pull request.Hi Dennis,Thank you very much for solving this issue. Do you have any idea about when it will be available on the Maven repo?Thank you for the advice, as well. Next time I will use GitHub’s pull request.Best regards,Gerson
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