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rbygrave commented Nov 2, 2020

FYI @norrisjeremy - I think adding a @Priority would be good and then probably it should be the default one used rather than the (old JEE) javax.annotation.Priority one.

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FYI @norrisjeremy - I think adding a @Priority would be good and then probably it should be the default one used rather than the (old JEE) javax.annotation.Priority one.

Yes, I would concur. Anything to avoid pulling in the old JEE annotation-api is a positive step.

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