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Make JavaCompile cacheable in the presence of Xtext generator

25 Feb 22:39
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Merge pull request #145 from xtext/issue_144

Use class instead of lambda

Kotlin DSL compatibility

08 Feb 15:19
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Merge pull request #142 from sgarfinkel/master

#141 Replace Closure with Action<T>

Xtext 2.15 compatibility

30 Oct 12:34
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Merge pull request #132 from xtext/cd_issue108_issue131

[#108][#131] ship custom IWorkspaceConfig to be compatible with multiple Xtext versions

Allow Xtext dependencies to be managed by BOMs

23 Aug 13:47
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Merge pull request #126 from xtext/cd_exp

replaced detached configuration with explicit tooling configs so that customizations via resolution strategy and spring dependency plugin are possible

Gradle 5.0 compatibility

23 Aug 12:55
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This release drops support for Gradle version < 4.3, but is now compatible with 5.0

Bugfix release

24 Jan 10:26
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Merge pull request #106 from amityadav1/bug_105

Bug 105: IdeaPluginPlugin: Bug in collecting jars for ideaSandbox

Bugfix release

13 Dec 13:29
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Merge pull request #102 from xtext/cd_issue101

[#101] Made Version Detection more robust regaring usage in java 9

Bugfix release

17 Aug 15:43
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Merge pull request #93 from xtext/cd_fixDeps

implemented FilteringClassLoader.getResource to ensure isolation between plugin and build classloader

Gradle 3.5 compatibility

09 Jun 14:05
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Merge pull request #85 from xtext/newWrapper

made plugin compatible with gradle 3.5 #84

Better backwards compatibility

21 Jan 14:30
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Improve compatibility with older Xtext versions

Older Xtext versions did not declare the hard dependency from xtext.java
to jdt.core. To work around this we add the lowest compatible version of
jdt core to the runtime classpath and let Gradle do conflict resolution in
case a newer Xtext version needs a newer JDT version.