Most other tool implementations provide a short name for use in pipelines (jdk, maven, etc.) but there's no docker. You have to use the full quoted class name instead.
The only problem might be with JCasC Plugin compatibility. AFAIK he does not filter by extension type when looking for aliases, so such change may cause regressions there. CC Nicolas De LoofEwelina Wilkosz
Most other tool implementations provide a short name for use in pipelines (jdk, maven, etc.) but there's no docker. You have to use the full quoted class name instead.
Most other tool implementations provide a short name for use in pipelines (jdk, maven, etc.) but there's no docker. You have to use the full quoted class name instead.
Most other tool implementations provide a short name for use in pipelines (jdk, maven, etc.) but there's no docker. You have to use the full quoted class name instead.
Most other tool implementations provide a short name for use in pipelines (jdk, maven, etc.) but there's no docker. You have to use the full quoted class name instead.