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Problem

The camunda-engine-feel-scala artifact contains the classes of org.camunda.feel:feel-engine
When using the Standalone FEEL Engine together with the DMN Engine, the classes are overlapping, which could lead to unexpected behavior

Solution

A new artifact of the FEEL Engine is published, which already shades the Scala Library
The shaded FEEL Engine artifact is included in Camunda BPM distros by default
The DMN Engine cannot be reconfigured to use the unshaded FEEL Engine artifact, which means that calling the API directly results in handling prefixed Scala Library classes, e.g., camundajar.impl.scala.Either; this can be avoided by using the FEEL Engine as Java Script Engine (JSR 223)

Reasoning
An anti-solution would be to relocate the FEEL Engine in the camunda-engine-feel-scala artifact:

The package name of the FEEL Engine would suddenly change
This would be surprising for 7.13 users who already implemented code against the FEEL Engine classes (e.g., org.camunda.feel.syntaxtree.ZonedTime)

Hints

Add documentation here: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.13/update/patch-level/#special-considerations
The Maven coordinates of the FEEL Engine shouldn't change
To be discussed: Introduce either a classifier like scala-shaded or a new artifact id

is related to

CAM-12624 Ensure that the shaded libraries of the FEEL Scala engine are part of the license book

CAM-12637 In Websphere QA, two approaches are used to copy dependencies