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thanks a lot for your contribution ! |
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* Add jakarta validation in model domain * add jakarta annotation --------- Co-authored-by: sbelkhir <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit c3bdbe4)
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Summary
This merge request aims to incorporate Jakarta validation into the model domain.
Details
The primary modification involves adding the usage of Jakarta annotations in the model. This transition ensures that the codebase aligns with current practices and utilizes the latest Jakarta technologies.
Context
With the deprecation of JavaX, Jakarta has become the recommended choice for annotations in the project. By integrating Jakarta validation into the model domain, we enhance the codebase's compatibility with contemporary standards and promote the use of up-to-date technologies.