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Why a plugin is stated as non-compatible just cos a referenced third-party plugin is not compatible?

Ricardo Herrera December 6, 2023

Hi community. I'm a developer of a Jira plugin that references another third-party plugin through the DynamicImport-Package element in the pom.xml file. This reference is done with resolution:=optional.

In the early days after the Jira 9.12.0 release, the third-party plugin was not yet compatible with such version, and its module was displayed within our plugin as disabled:

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and although the rest of our own modules were enabled and functional with the newest Jira version, our plugin installation process was concluded as follows (saying it was not compatible):

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It was only after we removed the DynamicImport-Package from the pom.xml file that we got the expected installation result:

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My question is, why is our plugin stated as non-compatible when it's actually the third-party plugin that is not compatible especially if it is optional?

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Mohanraj Thangamuthu
Atlassian Team
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December 6, 2023

Hello, Good day. Please move your query to https://community.developer.atlassian.com/

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