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curious what this change is for?
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Thanks for the contribution. Can you also share a screenshot where the project compiles and all tests passed?
guidecom-ze commentedApr 3, 2025
incandescentxxc commentedApr 7, 2025
Thank you! |
icepear-jzx commentedApr 14, 2025
Will this introduce backward incompatibility for users still on Java 8? |
incandescentxxc commentedApr 22, 2025
closed for backward compatibility issue. can reopen if there is a real need for upgrading to java 17 |


We would like to use this library to integrate ECharts into our applications.
As a first step, I have updated versions of various dependencies and plugins and migrate the JUnit 4-Tests to JUnit 5.
As the EChart API has evolved, I can imagine adding more PRs to extend the API.
I look forward to your feedback and hope that the library is still alive so that we don't have to implement our own.
We use Apache Wicket and therefore it is mandatory that the classes implement the Serializable interface. However, I would offer this in separate PRs.