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Sync main branch with main-apache branch #1

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@rgdoliveira rgdoliveira commented Dec 13, 2023

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pefernan and others added 10 commits December 13, 2023 15:09
…ta (apache#1815)

* [kie-issues-249] Data Index Events changes for allowing historical data

* fix tests

* add some logging for messages

* test loggers

* fix for input1 in user tasks
…che#1813)

* KOGITO-9807: Create SW example with data-index persistence addon

* simplified the example to show just the persistence addon indexation without any event communication

* described detailed greet WF interaction

* Include Apache headers
…e#1821)

* KOGITO-9886 adding workflow definitions events configuration
Disable flaky tests in incubator-kie-kogito-examples
* kie-issues#739: adjust repository after transfer to apache

* leftovers

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Co-authored-by: jstastny-cz <[email protected]>
* KOGITO-9971: Adding Data-index with operator use cases

* KOGITO-9971: Adding Data-index with operator use cases

* Removing platform resources regarding they are provided by the default swf-builder
@rgdoliveira rgdoliveira merged commit dde2adf into main Dec 15, 2023
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