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ChartJS: Move renderers in org.primefaces.component.chartjs

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Move chartjs renderers into org.primefaces.component.chartjs, so far it’s spread all over org.primefaces.component which gets annoying, specially if you want an overview of the impls. jqplot charts follow that, so let’s do the same for chartjs (rename into chartjs also, and not charts)

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)

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tandraschkocommented, Jul 28, 2019

Currently the tags are name e.g. p:barChart, therefore org.primefaces.component.barchart.BarChartRenderer is the correct path

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Rapstercommented, Oct 1, 2019

Sadly, I guess it can be closed…

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