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Sync main branch with Apache main branch #79

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fjtirado and others added 10 commits November 18, 2024 11:08
apache#3768)

* [Fix apache#3767] Supporting open api functions with File as parameter

* Add some edge cases in unit tests

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Co-authored-by: gmunozfe <gmunozfe@redhat.com>
…nerated value for the name, when the workflow definition has no value in the attribute name (apache#3771)
…ache#3773)

* incubator-kie-issues#1614: Fix UserTasks Codegen issue in windows

* - fix

* - fix import order

* - fix test imports
A nitpick, but calling three consecutives times logger.error looks
pretty bad
* Fixing status flaky test

There is a chance that status is invoked over a process instance that
has been finished, but the container kogito process instance does not
know yet, even if processcompleted listener has been executed (and thats
the issue)

Although this can be fixed by altering the order in which the different
listener are invoked (which might probably have other undesired effect),
I do not see a reason why status should not be read from underlying
process instance, if present.

Probably processInstance field should be embedded into an atomic
reference, but volatile might have the same effect with few code
changes.

* Try changing order of listeners
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