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giis-uniovi / modevo

Model-driven approach to maintain data integrity for evolution of column family DBMSs
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Customization of the template #10

Closed suarezgpablo closed 3 months ago

suarezgpablo commented 3 months ago

Summary of changes: -Updated the pom files of the main project, the two modules and the bom. -Updated the README with the Gitlab's repository version. -Updated the names of the modules and the bom.

michaelmior commented 3 months ago

I think upgrading to Java 9 may resolve the issue.

suarezgpablo commented 3 months ago

@javiertuya It seems that now it does not accept Java version 17. I searched on Google and I found this:

https://mkyong.com/maven/maven-error-invalid-target-release-17/

It might be caused by the version of Maven.

michaelmior commented 3 months ago

@suarezgpablo Upgrading to Java 9 seems to work fine in my fork. Although if you need Java 17 for some other reason, that doesn't help. If you do need to specify the Maven version, I would suggest using Maven Wrapper.

javiertuya commented 3 months ago

@suarezgpablo Check the workflow files, they are still in java 8

javiertuya commented 3 months ago

@suarezgpablo This is the setup you are using: image

suarezgpablo commented 3 months ago

@suarezgpablo Upgrading to Java 9 seems to work fine in my fork. Although if you need Java 17 for some other reason, that doesn't help. If you do need to specify the Maven version, I would suggest using Maven Wrapper.

There is a dependency of MoDEvo that will need at least Java 17 to work. Nevertheless, I think the problem is related to the workflow, which I didn't notice to update the Java version. I will try it now with the updated workflow Java version