PR for v1.2.7 #537
PR for v1.2.7 #537
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…ework.boot-spring-boot-starter-actuator-3.x Update dependency org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-actuator to v3.5.7
Update dependency org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-dependencies to v3.5.7
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Update springDocVersion to v2.8.14
…-spring-boot-admin-starter-client-3.x Update dependency de.codecentric:spring-boot-admin-starter-client to v3.5.6
…jackson.module-jackson-module-afterburner-2.x Update dependency com.fasterxml.jackson.module:jackson-module-afterburner to v2.20.1
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…jackson.jaxrs-jackson-jaxrs-json-provider-2.x Update dependency com.fasterxml.jackson.jaxrs:jackson-jaxrs-json-provider to v2.20.1
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…jackson.datatype-jackson-datatype-jsr310-2.x Update dependency com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype:jackson-datatype-jsr310 to v2.20.1
…jackson.jaxrs-jackson-jaxrs-json-provider-2.x Update dependency com.fasterxml.jackson.jaxrs:jackson-jaxrs-json-provider to v2.20.1 - abandoned
…jackson.datatype-jackson-datatype-joda-2.x Update dependency com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype:jackson-datatype-joda to v2.20.1
Update dependency gradle to v9.2.0
…mons-io-2.x Update dependency commons-io:commons-io to v2.21.0
…ven-publish-java-9.x Update plugin io.freefair.maven-publish-java to v9.1.0
…mbok-9.x Update plugin io.freefair.lombok to v9.1.0
…ework-spring-messaging-7.x Update dependency org.springframework:spring-messaging to v7
…ework-spring-messaging-6.x Update dependency org.springframework:spring-messaging to v6.2.13
…ndencycheck-12.x Update plugin org.owasp.dependencycheck to v12.1.9
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3-3: Minor Gradle version bump (patch release).The update from Gradle 9.1.0 to 9.2.0 is a patch release and should maintain backward compatibility. Consider verifying that all CI/CD pipelines and local build environments are updated consistently to use this version.
7-7: Standard Gradle wrapper configuration added.The
zipStorePath=wrapper/distsproperty aligns the distribution cache location with the existingdistributionPathsetting, which is a standard configuration best practice for reproducible builds.build.gradle (4)
17-21: Plugin versions: patch updates.All three plugin updates are patch releases (freefair.lombok 9.0.0→9.1.0, freefair.maven-publish-java 9.0.0→9.1.0, org.owasp.dependencycheck 12.1.8→12.1.9). These are low-risk changes. Ensure dependency-check reports are reviewed for any newly detected vulnerabilities.
35-36: Spring/SpringDoc: patch updates.Both
springBootVersion(3.5.6→3.5.7) andspringDocVersion(2.8.13→2.8.14) are patch releases. These are routine updates with minimal risk of breaking changes.
91-91: Jackson and utility library patch updates.All Jackson library updates (2.20.0→2.20.1) and Commons IO (2.20.0→2.21.0) are patch releases, as is Spring Boot Admin (3.5.5→3.5.6). These carry minimal breaking change risk.
Also applies to: 105-108, 112-112
124-124: Spring Boot Actuator version explicitly pinned.Line 124 explicitly sets
spring-boot-starter-actuator:3.5.7to align withspringBootVersion. This is a patch update and the explicit version specification is consistent with the Spring Boot BOM imports at line 205.
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Updating org.springframework:spring-messaging from 6.2.12 to 7.0.0 is a major version change, not a routine patch or minor bump. Spring 7.0 introduces significant changes from the 6.x series, including API modifications and potential breaking changes.
Before merging, verify:
- All messaging-related code compiles and unit tests pass
- Integration tests with RabbitMQ/message brokers pass
- Any deprecated Spring 6.x messaging APIs have been migrated
- No runtime exceptions occur during message processing
Run the verification script below to check for deprecated or removed Spring messaging APIs:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for potential Spring messaging usage that may break with Spring 7.0
# Looking for patterns that might indicate messaging configuration or usage
echo "=== Searching for Spring Messaging usage patterns ==="
# Search for RabbitTemplate usage
rg -nP --type=java 'RabbitTemplate|@RabbitListener|AmqpTemplate' --max-count=20
# Search for messaging channel/queue declarations
rg -nP --type=java 'Queue\(|TopicExchange|DirectExchange|FanoutExchange' --max-count=20
# Search for Spring Messaging core interfaces
rg -nP --type=java 'MessageChannel|MessageHandler|AbstractMessageChannel' --max-count=20
# Check for any @Deprecated annotations in test/code that might indicate migration needed
rg -nP --type=java '@Deprecated.*[Mm]essaging' --max-count=10Length of output: 53
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Broader search for Spring messaging usage and project structure
echo "=== Project Structure ==="
find . -type f -name "*.gradle" -o -name "*.properties" -o -name "*.xml" | head -20
echo -e "\n=== Checking all Java files ==="
fd --type f --extension java | wc -l
echo -e "\n=== Looking for any Spring imports ==="
rg -nP --type=java 'import.*spring' --max-count=30
echo -e "\n=== Checking build.gradle for all Spring dependencies ==="
fd --type f -name "build.gradle" -exec cat {} \;
echo -e "\n=== Checking for messaging configuration files ==="
fd --type f \( -name "*messaging*" -o -name "*rabbit*" -o -name "*amqp*" \)
echo -e "\n=== Checking for test files with messaging ==="
fd --type f -name "*Test*.java" -o -name "*test*.java" | xargs rg -l 'messaging|rabbit|amqp' 2>/dev/null || echo "No test files with messaging patterns"Length of output: 74000
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are actual usages beyond imports
echo "=== Searching for imports of spring-messaging classes ==="
rg -nP --type=java 'from.*spring.*messaging|import.*spring\.messaging'
echo -e "\n=== Check for spring.rabbitmq configuration ==="
rg -nP 'spring\.rabbitmq|rabbitmq' --type=properties --type=yaml --type=conf
echo -e "\n=== Look for any gradle test tasks ==="
fd --type f -name "build.gradle" -exec grep -A5 "test\|Test" {} \;Length of output: 412
🌐 Web query:
Spring Framework 7.0.0 breaking changes messaging
💡 Result:
Key breaking-change items in Spring Framework 7.0 that affect messaging (spring-messaging / JMS):
- New JmsClient API introduced (alternative to JmsMessagingTemplate). JmsClient uses Spring Message payloads and throws MessagingException; code using JmsMessagingTemplate can be migrated or keep using the older API but should review examples and QoS handling. [1][2]
- Jakarta package baseline: Spring 7 requires Jakarta EE 11; annotations in javax.* (e.g., javax.annotation, javax.inject) are removed/superseded by jakarta.* — update imports/usages in messaging code and third‑party libs. [1]
- Module/version moves: spring-messaging artifacts are available in 7.0.x milestone/RC builds (package API changes and new javadocs) — check the 7.0.0 Javadoc for any method/class signature changes you rely on. [3][4]
- Transitive/infra changes (may affect messaging): removal of spring-jcl in favor of Commons Logging, Netty and other baseline bumps (Netty, servlet, Hibernate) — these platform changes can surface in messaging setups (Netty-based transports, logging behavior). Validate dependencies and runtime containers after upgrade. [1][3]
Recommended quick steps when migrating messaging code:
- Search/replace javax.* -> jakarta.* where applicable. [1]
- Review usage of JmsMessagingTemplate; consider migrating to JmsClient where its QoS/handle style is beneficial. [1][2]
- Compare your code against the 7.0 spring-messaging Javadoc and the 7.0 release notes for any signature/class removals. [3][4]
Sources: Spring Framework 7.0 release notes and announcement, Maven/Central spring-messaging listings, 7.0 Javadoc. [1][2][3][4]
References
[1] Spring Framework 7.0 Release Notes (spring-projects/spring-framework wiki).
[2] Spring blog: Spring Framework 7.0.0-M7 announcement.
[3] Maven Central / spring-messaging 7.0 listings.
[4] spring-messaging 7.0.0 Javadoc.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Get build.gradle content directly
echo "=== build.gradle content ==="
cat build.gradle
echo -e "\n=== Searching for javax imports (jakarta compatibility risk) ==="
rg -n --type=java 'import javax\.' | head -30
echo -e "\n=== RabbitMQMessagingService.java imports ==="
cat src/main/java/edu/kit/datamanager/service/impl/RabbitMQMessagingService.java | head -50Length of output: 295
🌐 Web query:
Spring Framework 7.0 jakarta package migration breaking changes
💡 Result:
Key breaking changes when migrating to Spring Framework 7.0 (focused on the Jakarta package migration) — short checklist and action items:
What changed
- javax.* → jakarta.: Spring 7’s baseline is Jakarta EE 11; Java EE APIs previously under javax. (servlet, persistence, validation, etc.) must be jakarta.* in your code and dependencies. [1][2]
- Minimum ecosystem upgrades: Tomcat 11 (Servlet 6.1), Hibernate ORM 7.x (JPA 3.2), Bean Validation 3.1 and other Jakarta‑11 compatible libs are expected. [1][2]
- Jackson 3 default: Spring 7 defaults to Jackson 3.x (new package/behavior changes); Jackson 2.x support is deprecated. Update code that relies on Jackson 2.x specifics. [3]
- API removals/deprecations: some older Spring APIs that were already deprecated in 6.x are removed or tightened (nullability via JSpecify, other refactors). Review the Spring 7 upgrade notes/changelog for component‑specific breaking changes. [1][2]
Practical migration steps
- Do a global search/replace for javax.* → jakarta.* (but be careful — only for EE APIs). Validate compile-time errors to find missed imports. [2]
- Upgrade related dependencies to Jakarta‑compatible versions (Tomcat 11+, Hibernate 7+, validator 9+, Spring Data 3.x+/compatible stacks). [1][2]
- Update Jackson usage (migrate to Jackson 3 APIs or verify compatibility). [3]
- Replace or update third‑party libs that still use javax.*; if unavailable, use a bytecode/package-rewrite solution (OpenRewrite rules, Gradle/Maven jakarta‑migration plugins or repackaged artifacts) until vendors upgrade. [4][5]
- Run tests (unit + integration) and check runtime container compatibility (servlet containers, app servers). [1]
Tools & references for automated help
- OpenRewrite (automatic recipes for javax→jakarta rewrites)
- gradle/nebula jakartaee migration plugins or similar repackaging tools to shim old dependencies. [4]
Primary sources
- Spring Framework 7.0 GA / release notes. [1]
- “From Spring Framework 6.2 to 7.0” (planning & Jakarta EE baseline details). [2]
- Spring note on Jackson 3 default support in 7.x. [3]
- Grails/Spring ecosystem notes about using Jakarta migration plugins (example plugin usage). [4]
If you want, I can:
- scan a small sample of your code (pom/gradle + a few source files) and list concrete import changes and dependency upgrades; or
- produce an OpenRewrite/gradle-jakartaee-migration plugin snippet you can drop into your build.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Use find to locate and read build.gradle
echo "=== Finding and reading build.gradle ==="
find . -name "build.gradle" -type f 2>/dev/null | head -1 | xargs -I {} cat {}
echo -e "\n=== Searching for all Spring dependencies in gradle files ==="
find . -name "*.gradle" -type f 2>/dev/null -exec grep -l "org.springframework" {} \;
echo -e "\n=== Extract spring-amqp or spring-rabbit versions ==="
find . -name "*.gradle" -type f 2>/dev/null -exec grep -H "spring.*amqp\|spring.*rabbit" {} \;
echo -e "\n=== Check for javax imports in messaging-related files ==="
find . -path "*/RabbitMQMessagingService.java" -o -path "*/LogfileMessagingService.java" 2>/dev/null | xargs grep -h "^import javax\." 2>/dev/null | sort -uLength of output: 8202
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#!/bin/bash
# Alternative: check if codebase has gradle wrapper to understand build system
echo "=== Checking gradle wrapper version and project structure ==="
[ -f "./gradlew" ] && echo "✓ Gradle wrapper found" || echo "✗ No gradle wrapper"
[ -f "./settings.gradle" ] && echo "✓ settings.gradle found" || echo "✗ No settings.gradle"
echo -e "\n=== List top-level gradle files ==="
ls -la *.gradle 2>/dev/null || echo "No gradle files in root"
echo -e "\n=== Try to extract spring-messaging version from dependencies ==="
find . -name "build.gradle" 2>/dev/null -exec grep "spring-messaging" {} + 2>/dev/nullLength of output: 403
Based on the critical findings from build.gradle analysis, I can now generate the rewritten review:
The explicit dependency on org.springframework:spring-messaging:7.0.0 conflicts with Spring Boot 3.5.7, which uses Spring Framework 6.2.x. This creates a version mismatch where incompatible versions of the Spring framework are forced together on the classpath, likely causing:
- Classpath conflicts and class loading errors
- API incompatibilities between spring-messaging 7.0 and other 6.2.x Spring components
- Runtime failures in message processing
Fix required before merge:
Either:
- Upgrade to Spring Boot 4.0+ (or compatible version that uses Spring Framework 7.x), OR
- Revert spring-messaging to match Spring Boot 3.5.7's Spring Framework 6.2.x baseline (use
6.2.12or compatible 6.2.x version)
Do not merge with this version mismatch. Verify your intended target Spring/Spring Boot version and ensure all Spring framework dependencies align.
🌐 Web query:
Spring Boot 3.5.7 Spring Framework version compatibility
💡 Result:
Spring Boot 3.5.7 is built against (uses) Spring Framework 6.2.12. [1][2]
Sources:
- Spring blog release notes (Spring Framework 6.2.12 shipped with Spring Boot 3.5.7). [1]
- spring-boot-starter-web 3.5.7 dependency listing showing spring-web/spring-webmvc 6.2.12. [2]
Fix version incompatibility: Spring messaging 7.0.0 cannot be used with Spring Boot 3.5.7.
Spring Boot 3.5.7 uses Spring Framework 6.2.12 transitively. The explicit dependency on org.springframework:spring-messaging:7.0.0 creates a major version conflict—Spring 7.0 introduces breaking changes incompatible with the 6.2.x components already on the classpath, causing API mismatches and runtime failures.
Required resolution:
Choose one:
- Upgrade to Spring Boot 4.0 or later (which aligns with Spring Framework 7.x), OR
- Revert
spring-messagingto6.2.12(matching Spring Boot 3.5.7's baseline)
Do not merge until versions are aligned.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In build.gradle around line 74, the explicit dependency implementation
'org.springframework:spring-messaging:7.0.0' conflicts with Spring Boot 3.5.7
(which brings Spring Framework 6.2.12); replace or align versions to avoid
runtime/API mismatches by either downgrading the spring-messaging artifact to
6.2.12 to match the Boot-managed framework or upgrade the project to Spring Boot
4.0+ (and its BOM) so Spring Framework 7.x is supported; pick one of these two
paths and update the build.gradle dependency (or the Spring Boot version/BOM)
accordingly before merging.
…ework.data-spring-data-elasticsearch-5.x Update dependency org.springframework.data:spring-data-elasticsearch to v5.5.6
Update dependency gradle to v9.2.1
…ework.restdocs-spring-restdocs-mockmvc-4.x Update dependency org.springframework.restdocs:spring-restdocs-mockmvc to v4
…ework-spring-messaging-7.x Update dependency org.springframework:spring-messaging to v7.0.1
Update dependency org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-dependencies to v3.5.8
…ework.boot-spring-boot-starter-actuator-3.x Update dependency org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-actuator to v3.5.8
…ut-6.x Update actions/checkout action to v6
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