OKAPI-1209 fix install when replacing module #1386
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The topological sort does not properly take into account when it's safe to disable a module and the dep check considers it's not safe to remove it, despite a "new" module offers the same interface The strategy is to allow "remaining" modules to be disabled in the end.
okapi-core/src/test/java/org/folio/okapi/util/DepResolutionTest.java
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…t.java Co-authored-by: julianladisch <[email protected]>
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https://folio-org.atlassian.net/browse/OKAPI-1209
The topological sort does not properly take into account when it's safe to disable a module and the dep check considers it's not safe to remove it, despite a "new" module offers the same interface The strategy is to allow "remaining" modules to be disabled in the end.