# Corrected NeitzelLib development artifact The Component builder fix is integrated in [NeitzelLib main at 2d83fb4](https://gitea.neitzel.de/konrad/NeitzelLib/src/commit/2d83fb467cc29b6e7c5aa92c86fc3fb49a504dc0). It collects FXML values, initializes the injected Component and installs its Model listener, then applies values using public FXMLLoader conversion. Both Components in the regression fixture retain the same Model reference; invalid properties and values fail. ## Artifact identity Use `de.neitzel.lib:fx:1.0-SNAPSHOT` with its matching parent, core and injection artifacts. [The manifest](neitzellib-baseline.json) records the exact source commit and SHA-256 hashes of seven installed POM/JAR artifacts. These artifacts are installed in the developer's local Maven repository, not deployed to a remote artifact repository. No corrected released minimum is established and no release tag was created. A source commit on main is not a published release. ```sh python3 scripts/check-neitzellib-artifact.py # For a non-default Maven repository: python3 scripts/check-neitzellib-artifact.py --repository /path/to/repository ``` This check detects an absent or overwritten snapshot. Maven coordinates alone are insufficient. Artifact bytes have also been compared against every tested compiled class in the isolated build. A fresh rebuild can change JAR timestamps, so it must be validated and its manifest deliberately refreshed; a checksum mismatch must not be automatically accepted. ## Evidence - Unmodified library main plus the new regression fixture: seven tests, one expected loading error in `componentAttributesApplyAfterInitialization`. Maven reported success because its POM hardcodes `testFailureIgnore=true`; the XML result correctly identified the failure. - Corrected isolated main-based build: core **1**, injection **10**, fx **101** tests, all passing with zero failures, errors or skips. The Component test class contains seven passing cases. - Adapter-free Kit canvas/runtime smoke scenario: **38 passing checks**, including direct loading of the saved original FXML. It used JavaFX 21.0.7 in the target and the existing Kit 26 prototype host. - `clean install` completed using JDK 21 and the library's Maven 3.9.11 wrapper, including its configured report-generation/package phases. Test report totals, not the Maven exit status alone, are the test acceptance evidence. This does not claim new module-path, plugin or cross-platform qualification. ## Rebuild from clean source Use a clean checkout at the manifest's source revision; the canonical library checkout currently also contains unrelated native-desktop work. Keep that work separate. Run: ```sh # In the clean NeitzelLib checkout, with JAVA_HOME pointing to JDK 21: ./mvnw -B -ntp -pl fx -am -Dversions.skip=true -Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=false clean install ``` The command-line failure-ignore property does not override the existing hardcoded POM setting. Inspect every `TEST-*.xml` report under `core`, `injection` and `fx`: require nonempty reports and zero failures/errors/skips before accepting the install. Re-run the direct adapter-free scenario before changing the recorded capability baseline. Record source revision and installed artifact hashes together after acceptance; do not silently reuse the old hashes for a new build. The regression source covers custom/inherited properties, numeric/boolean/enum conversion, XML text escaping, attached layout constraints, post-initialization setters, shared Model identity/write-back and invalid values. The original canonical library branch and its working-tree changes were left untouched; only the isolated eight-file Component change was integrated into main.