chore: Bump eclipse jdt and remove excludes #6572
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kasiaMarek
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Jul 9, 2024
The excludes are no longer needed because we already compile on JDK 11+
tgodzik
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Jul 9, 2024
| "*", | ||
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| "org.eclipse.platform" % "org.eclipse.text" % "3.9.0" exclude ("*", "*"), | ||
| "org.eclipse.jdt" % "org.eclipse.jdt.core" % "3.25.0", |
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Reverted to 3.25.0 since it turns out we are still behind JDT, they now compile with 17
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ok, this will not work. I guess JDT has range dependencies and they always bring in the newest thing :/ |
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The excludes are no longer needed because we already compile on JDK 11+