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Clarified Slices documentation #1366
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Thanks for your contribution! 🙏 Sorry that this PR has been overlooked for so long... 🙈 Could you please sign-off your commit according to the DCO, cf. Contributing guideline? |
Hey @hankem, yeah, sure, I've signed off the commit |
archunit/src/main/java/com/tngtech/archunit/library/dependencies/Slice.java
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@hankem done :) |
Oh, and one more request (sorry! 🙈): Could you please rebase your branch onto the current |
oops, sorry, I'll reopen it :) CC: @hankem done, rebased |
archunit/src/main/java/com/tngtech/archunit/library/dependencies/Slice.java
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I applied the suggestion, and the commit is signed off, it is strange that the DCO is red... |
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Maybe the DCO check was confused because of the discrepancy of the author (you), commiter (me), and sign-off (you, with another name and email address)?
But I think that it should be fine; I found a setting to set the check to pass.
Requested changes have been applied. I'll try to get this merged.
@mipo256, could you allow edits from maintainers (or rebase to |
The slices documentation does not mention a very important aspect, that is that, technically, Slices do not represent a given set of packages, although the example shows that. Signed-off-by: mipo256 <mikhailpolivakha@gmail.com>
Rebased @hankem |
The slices documentation does not mention a very important aspect, that is that, technically, Slices do not represent a given set of packages, although the example shows that.