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oe-junit

Skill1.6k starsChanged 2 years agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Use when writing or fixing Java tests in the OpenEMS OSGi/bnd workspace, including JUnit 4 and JUnit Jupiter tests.

Aug 28, 2026spec: virtual central plant — SwayingWindmill/HVAC_web0 reactions · 1 comment
Aug 20, 2026Communicator.sendCall() hard-references javax.xml.soap.SOAPMessage on the JSON path — NoClassDefFoundError on JDK 11+ / OSGi kills the WebSocket listener on the first charge-point session — ChargeTimeEU/Java-OCA-OCPP0 reactions · 2 comments
May 6, 2026[research] Track open-source HEM / forecast projects for learning + benchmarks — albinati/home-energy-managersays it tested it0 reactions · 1 comment
Mar 20, 2026Fix slf4j-reload4j scope: change from compile to test — OpenEMS/j2mod0 reactions · 1 comment
Mar 3, 2026FEMS bat.py: battery power calculation breaks with recent FEMS firmware (use ess0/ActivePower instead of derived formula) — openWB/core0 reactions · 1 comment

6 more on GitHub

Nov 16, 2025Potential bug introduced in 2024 when new edges are added in Oddo — energy-iot/docker-openems0 reactions · 1 comment
Oct 17, 2025ParseProblemException thrown — mirajp1/java2plantuml0 reactions
Sep 14, 2023SumState-Alerting — OpenEMS/odoo-openems0 reactions · 1 comment
May 23, 2023Update URL in io.openems.edge.predictor.persistencemodel.html — OpenEMS/openems.io0 reactions · 1 comment
Jan 11, 2023Change from events to osgi dependency injection — opernikus-common/openems0 reactions · 1 comment
Mar 17, 2021OpenEMS — the Open Source Energy Management System — MichaIng/DietPi0 reactions

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- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- ui/AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- .github/copilot-instructions.mdCopilot instructions
- oe-java-formatSkill
- oe-ui-testSkill

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