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What do you think @aloubyansky ?
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I wouldn't do this, assuming we want the platform version. But I'm curious why the version is not detectable. It also depends what we want as "Quarkus version".
The difference is that, currently it's the platform version and while this will be the core, that may not be aligned downstream, just in case.
Second point, it's not exactly about direct
quarkus-bom
imports. Even there is a hierarchy of parent POMs and BOM imports, including flattening, thequarkus-bom
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right, we want platform version
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There is noticeable portion of
N/A
versions reported in build time analytics, so I thought it's because of custom bom. We should look into the reasons why https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/blob/main/independent-projects/tools/analytics-common/src/main/java/io/quarkus/analytics/AnalyticsService.java#L260 resolves the version asN/A
.My theory was false :/ I tried my custom BOM and
io.quarkus.platform:quarkus-bom
was reported byapplicationModel.getPlatforms().getImportedPlatformBoms()
Can it be that people use custom builds of Quarkus?
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Theoretically. But given the amount, I doubt that's the reality.
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I agree there are too many.