Adapt target platform definition for using release versions #260
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LGTM @travkin79 Thank you!
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They have made the release prior the update LSP4E to LSP4J 0.22.0. |
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I wondered why my last PR #256 didn't compile in the first place. It turns out, it's because the target definition file uses some repository locations pointing to snapshots instead of releases. I suppose that should be changed before releasing CDT LSP 1.1.0, right @ghentschke? This PR should do exactly that.
PR #256 didn't compile, because the target definition file uses snapshot versions for LSP4E. The latest LSP4E snapshot version uses LSP4J version
[0.22.0,0.23.0), but the latest LSP4E release version 0.24.8 uses LSP4J version[0.21.0,0.22.0). These LSP4J versions are incompatible (due to some classes that were moved from one package to another). Since CDT LSP needs LSP4E 0.24.8, I think, we have to stick with LSP4J version 0.21.0.I am not sure about the Docker repository location
https://download.eclipse.org/linuxtools/updates-docker-nightly, depending on what it is used for, it may need to be replaced with a release versions repo, too.