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This indeed solves the Api-X deployment issue. After configuring the REST resource entity to enable jsonld and jwt_auth (which I'll cover myself under Islandora/documentation#643), flushing to Fedora worked just fine.
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…ithub.com/Islandora/documentation/issues/649
GitHub Issue: Islandora/documentation#649
What does this Pull Request do?
Cycles the four features that are causing some problems due to a bug in next
activemq-osgi, that should be fixed in the nextactivemq-osgirelease.What's new?
Silly workaround.
How should this be tested?
/opt/karaf/bin/clientthenlog:tail)Interested parties
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