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Task
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Status: In Progress
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Trivial
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Trunk, Upcoming Branch
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Description
This is an umbrella task for its action subtasks, please do not close, thanks.
We want to check from time to time if we need to update the dependencies.
It's easily done with the gradle-versions-plugin which analyzes the dependencies and checks if there are newer versions available.
Running the check with
gradlew -PenableDependencyUpdates dependencyUpdates -Drevision=release
We get a list of dependencies to update.
Another option is to use
gradlew -PenableDependencyUpdates useLatestVersions && gradlew -PenableDependencyUpdates useLatestVersionsCheck
but useLatestVersionsCheck may fail. So it's like if you were using useLatestVersions (which does not fail) alone. Hence with all updates put in. With the current comments about versions in dependencies.gradle it's now reasonable to use (2024-12-13).
We have problems with a number of libs. We keep comments in the main build.gradle for special updating issues. Be sure to check the main build.gradle. Some Java classes need internal versions update too:
Also Solr et Lucene should use the same version, luceneMatchVersion should be updated in solrconfig.xml
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OFBIZ-12171 Handling the JCenter shutdown
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