Use the shared orb application-template profile to render this exact checkout, test the generated application, and retain its JAR. Replace unavailable snapshot dependencies with QQQ BOM 4.0.0 and frontend 0.41.0, target Java 21, and use the current default-authentication API while preserving the existing mock authentication metadata.
Validation: exact local template rendered through pinned qctl APIs; Maven verify passed all three tests and built the JAR. All CI orchestration lives in the orb; this repository contains only its canonical caller and declarative manifest.
Use the shared orb application-template profile to render this exact checkout, test the generated application, and retain its JAR. Replace unavailable snapshot dependencies with QQQ BOM 4.0.0 and frontend 0.41.0, target Java 21, and use the current default-authentication API while preserving the existing mock authentication metadata.
Validation: exact local template rendered through pinned qctl APIs; Maven verify passed all three tests and built the JAR. All CI orchestration lives in the orb; this repository contains only its canonical caller and declarative manifest.
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Use the shared orb application-template profile to render this exact checkout, test the generated application, and retain its JAR. Replace unavailable snapshot dependencies with QQQ BOM 4.0.0 and frontend 0.41.0, target Java 21, and use the current default-authentication API while preserving the existing mock authentication metadata.
Validation: exact local template rendered through pinned qctl APIs; Maven verify passed all three tests and built the JAR. All CI orchestration lives in the orb; this repository contains only its canonical caller and declarative manifest.