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The Eclipse Foundation has released Eclipse IDE 2026-06, the second quarterly simultaneous release of the Eclipse IDE platform this year, with support for Java 26 and updates across the Java platform, ...

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I don't think anything's changed in this area in 3.3.8. That assertion has been in place since 3.1.x. You haven't shared any information about the HTTP client that you expect your application to use.

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