DanielLeens commented on PR #10252:
URL: https://github.com/apache/seatunnel/pull/10252#issuecomment-6287317389

   Pushed two commits on top of your branch, @BrandaoFelipe: a merge of the 
current `dev` (conflicts in `connector-jdbc/pom.xml` and `JdbcPostgresIT.java` 
were additive entries from `dev` next to yours and are kept on both sides), and 
the build-side fixes from the reviews:
   
   - `junit-jupiter-api` in `connector-jdbc/pom.xml` now has 
`<scope>test</scope>`, so it no longer leaks into the connector's 
compile/runtime classpath.
   - The `junit-bom` import this PR added to `connector-jdbc`'s 
`dependencyManagement` is removed: the root POM already imports the same BOM, 
and a nested BOM import inside `connector-jdbc` broke the `connector-cdc-db2` 
module, which imports `connector-jdbc:pom` from the reactor ("Non-resolvable 
import POM: connector-jdbc:pom:3.0.1-SNAPSHOT"). That is very likely the real 
cause of the red Build on the earlier head; with the import removed the reactor 
resolves again locally.
   
   The non-blocking asks (static `seatunnel.engine.port` system property in 
`AbstractPostgresContainerTest`, cleaning up `test_catalog_table` and closing 
the catalog on assertion failure, the inert `@Testcontainers` annotation, the 
borrowed logger) are still yours. Your fork did not create a Build run for this 
push; if none appears, please start one from the Actions tab ("Run workflow" on 
Build). Verification run: 
https://github.com/DanielLeens/seatunnel/actions?query=branch%3Apr10252-verify-3c2b7afaa5e


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