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2024.3 support - add com.intellij.modules.json dependency #456

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PluginVerifier does not flag the issue, so unclear if this is enough. If it isn't, the plugin needs to be added to the plugins list in build.gradle.kts. This means that either the minimum supported Idea version needs to be bumped to 2024.3 or that multiple versions targeting different Idea versions need to be published.

@asaarilahti asaarilahti added this to the 1.5.0 milestone Nov 13, 2024
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<depends>com.intellij.modules.lang</depends>
<depends>com.intellij.modules.json</depends> <!-- Bundled plugin starting from 2024.3 -->
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So if the previous versions of IntellIj don't have this, will it still work with older versions?

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As far as I understand, it has been a module and in 2024.3 it was migrated to a (bundled) plugin. So, older versions have it and the declaration for the dependency was just missing.
However, it's not clear if this will be enough, or if we need to also add a plugin dependency. The challenge there is that the json plugin is only available for 2024.3.

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Thanks for explanation. But how would we then find out? Just merging this PR and see what happens?

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Generally yes. We can do a release to the beta channel.

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