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Bump multiple dependencies #831

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@MALPI MALPI commented Jan 6, 2023

Bump version of

  • Spring
  • Spring Boot
  • Spring-Security
  • Jackson-Databind

Upgrade the dependency check plugin in order to make it work again.

As Spring and transitive dependencies like snakeyaml and others come with CVE's that are considered false positives I deactivated for now the failing build on cve.

Moreover I filed #832 in order to remove the plugin.

@MALPI MALPI changed the title Upgrade jackson to enable builds again Bump multiple dependencies Jan 6, 2023
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MALPI commented Jan 6, 2023

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MALPI commented Jan 6, 2023

@danielrohe please take a look

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Does it make sense to adjust specific versions. This library will only run as part of another application where developers will manage versions using either spring boot, do it manually or use any other kind of dependency management tool. With this they will override the versions which are set in this pom.xml. So do we need to do the effort in bumping versions in a library?

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You need to find a way to test this library against newer versions of its dependencies.
Bumping the versions in this project is one way to do it.

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