Generates an AsciiDoc compatibility matrix for Apache Camel Spring Boot, Spring Boot, and Apache CXF versions by running the camel-springboot-matrix.sh script.
Generates an AsciiDoc compatibility matrix for Apache Camel Spring Boot, Spring Boot, and Apache CXF versions by running the camel-springboot-matrix.sh script.
Use when the user asks to generate or update the Camel compatibility matrix, check Camel Spring Boot version compatibility, or run the camel-springboot-matrix script.
Supports optional version range arguments (min max).
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SKILL.md
Camel Spring Boot Compatibility Matrix
Run scripts/camel-springboot-matrix.sh (bundled in this skill) to generate target/camel-springboot-matrix.adoc relative to the current project directory. The target/ directory is created automatically if it does not exist.
Arguments
The user may provide an optional version range: $ARGUMENTS
No arguments: use the default range 4.14.0 to latest (see below)
Two arguments (e.g. 4.0.0 4.15.0): only versions in that range are processed
Steps
Run the script. If no version range is given by the user, default to 4.14.0 as minimum and omit the max argument (so the script fetches up to the latest available version):
- How many Camel versions were processed - That target/camel-springboot-matrix.adoc was created/updated in the current project directory - The last 5 rows of the generated table so the user can verify the output