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Hello, |
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I unfortunately discovered today that Eclipse-3.3 won't build against |
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jsch-0.1.36, although I assumed it would. It builds against 0.1.34. |
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Shall I then slot 0.1.34 and 0.1.36? Seems stupid to slot between such minor |
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version revisions, but since upstream breaks API... |
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Else I can restrict Eclipse dependency on jsch to 0.1.34 but this will |
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prevent people to install 0.1.36 - not good. |
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Jean-Noël |
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PS: the reason it does not compile anymore is that on 0.1.36 one function |
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can throw an exception whereas it did not before, and Eclipse code does not |
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expect an exception. I could patch Eclipse but I don't really want to go |
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that way, because: |
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1) I really wouldn't know how to patch exactly and prefer to leave these |
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stuff to upstream; |
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2) It may very well be that a lot of the API has changed. |
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PS2: sorry for the repost if some people receive this twice, as I first sent |
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using a non-gentoo adress, and I am not sure it went through. |
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