What's new in Cursor rules for Java 0.11.0? #355
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughAdds release 0.11.0 materials and documentation edits: new release blog post (source + generated), feed/archive/index updates, changelog entries, README and README-DEV wording changes, maintenance tagging instructions, and multiple tag/index HTML edits that reorder or duplicate post-preview blocks. Changes
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1-83: Restore README-DEV.md to the mandated templatePer the repository coding guidelines,
README-DEV.mdmust contain exactly the prescribed template beginning with# Essential Maven Goals:and the associated bash block. The current content (including the updated "Serve deck about Devoxx BE 2025" section) deviates from that contract, so the file needs to be reset to the required template before we can merge. As per coding guidelines.documentation/MAINTENANCE.md (1)
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## Tagging processand the commands underneath are still inside the precedingbashfence, so the heading renders as plain code instead of Markdown. Close the existing fence before introducing the header and add a new fenced block for the commands to keep formatting correct.-Update @pom.xml with the new version 0.11.0 Generate system prompts again with ./mvnw clean install -pl system-prompts-generator -## Note: Refactor a bit more to include all pom.xml -## Tagging process -git tag --list -git tag 0.11.0 -git push --tags -``` +Update @pom.xml with the new version 0.11.0 Generate system prompts again with ./mvnw clean install -pl system-prompts-generator +``` + +## Note: Refactor a bit more to include all pom.xml + +## Tagging process +```bash +git tag --list +git tag 0.11.0 +git push --tags +```
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125-126: Clarify the data-pipeline sentenceThe sentence “but what happen if you System prompts in Data pipelines?” is grammatically incorrect and confusing. Rephrase it so readers understand how the workflow applies to data pipelines.
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78-101: 0.11.0 post correctly prepended.Title, date, author, tags, and links look consistent with existing posts.
93-101: Verified: target page and all site-wide references exist. release-0.11.0.html is present under docs/blog and linked from index.html, archive.html, tags/blog.html, and feed.xml.docs/tags/profiling.html (1)
365-394: Added learning-path card under #profiling looks fine.Tags and link are correct; matches the pattern used elsewhere.
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412-441: Learning-path card repositioned; OK.Content and tag set are consistent with other entries.
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40-53: Add languages to fenced code blocksMarkdown linting (MD040) is flagging the untyped fences; specifying a language (or
text) keeps our published formatting consistent and avoids CI noise.-``` +```text Interactive User prompt: Review my code to show several alternatives to apply Java Generics with the cursor rule @128-java-generics User Prompt: Apply Java Generics in the class with @128-java-generics without any question…
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19-65: Fix lingering typos and awkward phrasing before publishingThe post still ships with the same spelling/grammar slips (“specifialized”, “Sofware”, “but what happen if you System prompts…”, “In this situations…”) called out in the earlier review. Please polish them so the release notes read cleanly.
-- Decoupled specifialized behaviours like `behaviour-consultative-interaction` from System prompts. +- Decoupled specialized behaviours like `behaviour-consultative-interaction` from System prompts. … -During the previous months, the System prompts helped Sofware engineers using the `consultative-interaction` technique in order to use the System prompts in a way that the execution show a set of alternatives and the software engineer take the decision to update the code in a dynamic way. +During the previous months, the System prompts helped software engineers using the `consultative-interaction` technique so the execution shows several alternatives and the engineer can decide how to update the code dynamically. … -but what happen if you System prompts with `Data pipelines`? +But what happens if you use System prompts with `Data pipelines`? … -In this situations, it is better provide `Pure System prompts`. +In these situations, it is better to provide `Pure System prompts`.docs/feed.xml (2)
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101-132: Fix remaining typos before publishingThe HTML still contains the same misspellings and awkward question phrasing from the previous review (“specifialized”, “Sofware”, “but what happen…”). Please clean them up so the post looks professional.
-<li>Decoupled specifialized behaviours like <code>behaviour-consultative-interaction</code> from System prompts.</li> +<li>Decoupled specialized behaviours like <code>behaviour-consultative-interaction</code> from System prompts.</li> … -<p>During the previous months, the System prompts helped Sofware engineers using the <code>consultative-interaction</code> technique in order to use the System prompts in a way that the execution show a set of alternatives and the software engineer take the decision to update the code in a dynamic way.</p> +<p>During the previous months, the System prompts helped software engineers using the <code>consultative-interaction</code> technique so the execution shows several alternatives and the engineer can decide dynamically how to update the code.</p> … -<p>but what happen if you System prompts with <code>Data pipelines</code>?</p> +<p>But what happens if you use System prompts with <code>Data pipelines</code>?</p>
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text) so the site build stays clean and readers get consistent formatting.-``` +```text Review my code to show several alternatives to apply Java Generics with the cursor rule @128-java-genericsPlease apply the same treatment to the other blocks in this post. --- `105-154`: **Add descriptive alt text to the new images.** Every image in this article (`data-pipeline-workflow.png`, `0.11.0-uml-state-machine-diagram-example.png`, `0.11.0-profiling-menu.png`, `devoxx-logo.png`) ships without alt text. Please add short descriptions so the post remains accessible. ```diff - +(Repeat for the other images with appropriate descriptions.)
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47-47: Fix the lingering typos in the data pipeline blurb.“opportunties” and “Continous” slipped through again; let’s publish the README with the corrected wording.
-Adding AI tools in your Data Pipeline could offer new opportunties to offer more value. (Examples: Automatic Coding, Code Refactoring, Continous profiling, others...) +Adding AI tools in your Data Pipeline could offer new opportunities to offer more value. (Examples: Automatic Coding, Code Refactoring, Continuous profiling, others...)docs/feed.xml (1)
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| <li>Decoupled the specialized behavior <code>behaviour-consultative-interaction</code> from some system prompts.</li> | ||
| <li>Added specialized behaviors (<code>behaviour-consultative-interaction</code> and <code>behaviour-progressive-learning</code>) that can be combined with pure system prompts.</li> | ||
| <li>Added support for <code>UML state machine diagrams</code> in <code>@170-java-documentation</code>.</li> | ||
| <li>Updated <code>@161-java-profiling-detect</code> to add support for<code>Async-profiler 4.1</code> and the latest <code>JFR features</code> included in <code>Java 25</code> and earlier.</li> |
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+<li>Updated <code>@161-java-profiling-detect</code> to add support for <code>Async-profiler 4.1</code> and the latest <code>JFR features</code> included in <code>Java 25</code> and earlier.</li>📝 Committable suggestion
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| With this evolution, software engineers now can combine pure system prompts and specialized behaviors in `16^3 = 4096` combinations by design. |
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-With this evolution, software engineers now can combine pure system prompts and specialized behaviors in `16^3 = 4096` combinations by design.
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| With this evolution, software engineers now can combine pure system prompts and specialized behaviors in `16^3 = 4096` combinations by design. | |
| With this evolution, software engineers can mix any of the 16 pure system prompts with the 3 specialized behaviors, giving `16 × 3 = 48` combinations by design. |
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17-17: Use descriptive link text instead of “here”.Markdown linting (MD059) flags the
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