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Upgrade to learnlib 0.17.0 #52

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@kostis kostis commented Nov 16, 2023

Upgrade to use the newly released learnlib-0.17.0.
With the exception of one file (out of 140), most of the changes are OK, I thnk.

Help is needed (@fhowar @mtf90) to properly adapt the code of AbstractToolWithRandomWalk.java.
To simplify things, changes to this file are separated from the rest and appear in the second to last commit (the one titled Temporary fix to AbstractToolWithRandomWalk)

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mtf90 commented Nov 17, 2023

Since you have adapted to slf4j in the remaining code, i think the most reasonable approach would be to return a Set<Marker>. However, given that you likely want to use the slf4j-jdk14 backend (since the OPTION_LOGGING_LEVEL parser returns a native j.u.l.Level object) you may as well remove/ignore this property completely, because I don't think j.u.l. logging supports the concept of markers anyway.

@kostis kostis requested a review from fhowar February 7, 2024 09:03
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looks good to me.

@fhowar fhowar merged commit fe99734 into main Feb 8, 2024
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@kostis kostis deleted the learnlib-0.17.0 branch February 8, 2024 13:24
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