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CSB-5913 Add overrides for camel-support and camel-api so that we use the productized versions in all instances (both for supported and for unsupported components) #475

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@cunningt cunningt commented Nov 5, 2024

https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CSB-5913 describes an issue where the use of an unsupported component (camel-stream in this instance) confuses the classpath of supported components which require the use of the supported versions of camel-support/camel-api because of the addition of org/apache/camel/spi/ExecutorServiceManager$ThreadFactoryListener.

We've tried to remove the org/apache/camel/spi/ExecutorServiceManager$ThreadFactoryListener changes but it appears as if they are needed for CAMEL-21202 and CAMEL-21202 is necessary for 4.8.0. Proposal here is :

…d the productized versions in all instances (both for supported and for unsupported components)
@cunningt cunningt requested review from Croway and mcarlett November 5, 2024 10:07
@cunningt cunningt changed the title CSB-5913 Add overrides for camel-support and camel-api so that we used the productized versions in all instances (both for supported and for unsupported components) CSB-5913 Add overrides for camel-support and camel-api so that we use the productized versions in all instances (both for supported and for unsupported components) Nov 5, 2024
@cunningt cunningt merged commit 36fd030 into jboss-fuse:camel-spring-boot-4.8.0-branch Nov 5, 2024
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