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  1. WINDUPRULE - Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit rules
  2. WINDUPRULE-801

New Technology Tags Rules for Spring Technologies

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      There are a number of Spring Technologies that are identified by the SB2Quarkus rule that we should generate Technology Tags for (so they appear on the Application List report) and classify via the technology-identified rules so they populate the Technology Grid and Technology Bubblemap reports.

      A Googlesheet has been used to drive the analysis work for the Jira tasks linked to this parent Epic. Refer to rows 50 through 64 of this Googlesheet.]

      The rules sets that identify technologies create technology-tags
      For example windup-rulesets/rules-reviewed/technology-usage/database.windup.xml
      Creates technology tags through
      <technology-tag level="INFORMATIONAL">Spring Data (embedded) </technology-tag>

      Then there are corresponding rulesets that windup-rulesets/rules-reviewed/technology-usage/database-technology-usage.windup.xml that search for those technology tags and use the technology-identified tags to classify them.
      All technology tags must belong to a vertical tier that has 2 levels of granularity e.g. Store, Database Driver.
      They must also belong to one of the two horizontal tiers (Java EE or Embedded).

      All of the usage rule sets don't have a target, but they must execute in the

      <phase>PostMigrationRulesPhase</phase>

       

       

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