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  1. WINDUP - Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit
  2. WINDUP-3928

Overriding rulesets always executed when in scope for the analysis

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      This Jira extends the capability of the Override beyond that added by WINDUP-3902

      Now it no longer matters whether the original rule was 'in scope' based upon its targetTechnology matching the execution target.

      If the override rules are in scope then the override will be applied ragardless of whether the rules being overridden are in scope.

              mrizzi@redhat.com Marco Rizzi
              mrizzi@redhat.com Marco Rizzi
              Karishma Punwatkar
              Sachin Singla Sachin Singla
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