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@PostConstruct sometimes not working when using higher jakarta inject version #1565
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This should be fixed by #1566. But where do you get version 3 from? AFAICT it's not in the SDK TP yet.
In general this is right, but I'm not sure that there are no corner cases where just comparing the FQN is not correct. |
and specifically support jakarta.annotation version 3.0. Fixes eclipse-platform#1565
and specifically support jakarta.annotation version 3.0. Fixes eclipse-platform#1565
and specifically support jakarta.annotation version 3.0. Fixes eclipse-platform#1565
and specifically support jakarta.annotation version 3.0. Fixes eclipse-platform#1565
and specifically support jakarta.annotation version 3.0. Fixes eclipse-platform#1565
org.eclipse.ui.tests.api.workbenchpart.DependencyInjectionViewTest.testDependencyInjectionLifecycle()
fails locally.Enabling debug output in
org.eclipse.e4.core.internal.di.InjectorImpl.processAnnotated(AnnotationProxy, Object, Class<?>, PrimaryObjectSupplier, PrimaryObjectSupplier, List<Class<?>>)
revealsannotated with
I think it should not matter which API version is used. Only the qualified name
jakarta.annotation.PostConstruct
should matter@HannesWell ?
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