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Use moditect plugin to re-add module-info after it has been nuked by the shade plugin. #1348

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The shade plugin will not only warn about shading breaking encapsulation, it will also remove existing modules inside the project that does the shading, without any option not doing this. We using the moditect plugin to re-add it after it has been nuked. The shaded dependencies have been omitted from the module declaration of course, as they included.

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The shade plugin will not only warn about shading breaking encapsulation, it will also remove existing modules inside the project that does the shading, without any option not doing this. We using the moditect plugin to re-add it after it has been nuked. The shaded dependencies have been omitted from the module declaration of course, as they included.
Co-authored-by: Dmitriy Tverdiakov <[email protected]>
@injectives injectives merged commit ae7fc64 into neo4j:5.0 Mar 3, 2023
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