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Plan a WxJava upgrade by checking dependencies, Java requirements, configuration, and public API compatibility. The skill organizes changes into stages with compilation checks, regression tests, gradual rollout, and clear conditions for rolling back.

• Planning an upgrade from an older WxJava version
• Changing how dependency versions are managed
• Investigating compatibility warnings

Choose WxJava Maven modules for WeChat services such as official accounts, mini programs, and payments. The skill identifies suitable dependencies, version management, integration options, and examples, including choices for single or multiple accounts.

• Choosing modules for the WeChat services a project needs
• Finding Maven dependency identifiers and examples
• Comparing single-account and multi-account Starters

Add or maintain WeChat API support in WxJava. Review existing issues and implementations, map official API requirements to SDK code, and update tests and documentation while preserving Java 8 compatibility and existing public interfaces.

• Add SDK support for a new WeChat API
• Update request and response data classes
• Check matching HTTP client and Starter implementations

Troubleshoot WxJava failures using logs, exceptions, and request details. The skill helps isolate configuration, access token, signature, payment certificate, callback, and network issues, then proposes a minimal fix with steps to verify the result.

• Investigating failed WxJava API calls
• Diagnosing access token and storage issues
• Checking payment callbacks and signature verification

Plan a WxJava integration for Java, Spring Boot, or Solon projects. Get module choices, dependency and configuration examples, minimal API calls, and local verification steps tailored to the WeChat product and account setup.

• Add a WeChat official account or Mini Program to a Java project
• Plan WeChat Pay or WeCom integration
• Configure single-account or multi-account access