- The maven-enforcer-plugin had an API incompatibility that might be fixed with a version upgrade.
- Several other plugins were out-of-date, and worth upgrading.
- Some plugins were not upgraded out of concern that they might break the build.
* Foundational components for reading/processing Wattsi files into classes.
* Introducing tests for compliance with wattsi definitions.
- Several elements have been found to be missing from the code generator.
- A long-term strategy for dealing with obsolete elements will be needed. Should we remove and change the API? Or should we deprecate and leave in-place?
- Found one element that was accidentally added to the code generator but never used. Hopefully.
- Fixes will be applied in following commits.
* Added newer elements/tags and cleaned up invalid Tag class.
- Added DataTag.
- Added SlotTag and TemplateTag to support web components.
- Added global attributes to support web components.
- Removed GenerateTag. Accidentally introduced by string replacement in code generator.
* Upgrading revapi and maven plugin. Configured revapi to ignore removal of GenerateTag.
- The GenerateTag class was created accidentally. It does not have any representation in the HTML standard is should not be provided in this library.
- move all generated tag classes from j2html.tags.specialized.generated to j2html.tags.specialized
since they are now only generated tags and in the long run there should be no difference for a user of j2html whether the classes have been generated or not
* add compiler flag -Xlint:all, resolve all warnings about unchecked or raw generics
* rename IInstance.get() to IInstance.self() because it better reflects its intention
* move MainTag from manual to generated tags
* remove unnecessary type casts in TagCreator
* split the project in 2, to make it easier to iterate on the code generation without breaking the build. This could also help reduce the compiled size of the library.
* update CONTRIBUTING.md
* try to fix github workflow
