anchor.diff:  </dependency>    
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  -As stated previously, JIRA Governor has the base implementation automatically bundled in it so you can configure +governor+ extension as well.
  +As stated previously, JIRA Governor has the base implementation automatically bundled in it so you can configure `governor` extension as well.
   
   === Configuration of Arquillian JIRA Governor Extension
   
  -Arquillian JIRA Governor extension is configured by putting the following extension definition into +arquillian.xml+ like this:
  +Arquillian JIRA Governor extension is configured by putting the following extension definition into `arquillian.xml` like this:
   
   [source,xml]
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positive.code: </extension>
  ----
  
  Possible properties for +governor+ extension:
  
  |===
  |Configuration property|Description|Default value|Possible values
  
  |+ignore+
  |No test execution resolution will be done. All test methods, even annotated with +Governor+ annotation, will be executed as normally.
  |false
  |true / false
  |+ignoreOnly+
  |Fully qualified class name of +Governor+ annotation to ignore. When such annotation is put on a test method, no test execution resolution will be performed.
  |empty string
  |Fully qualified class name of an annotation you want to ignore.
  
  
negative.code: === Automatic closing of your JIRA issues
  
  If some JIRA issue is unresolved, normally, it would be skipped from 
  execution. However if you force it to execute by `force` flag on `@Jira` annotation, and this test method
  passes with success, if you set property `closePassed` in your `arquillian.xml`, that JIRA will be 
  automatically marked as `Done` on JIRA server.
  
  [source,java]
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