Bump to latest ODL Calcium releases#2312
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Adopt: - odlparent-13.1.7 - infrautils-6.0.13 - yangtools-13.0.11 - mdsal-13.0.10 - controller-9.0.8 - aaa-0.19.10 - netconf-7.0.12 - bgpcep-0.21.12 JIRA: LIGHTY-365 Signed-off-by: tobias.pobocik <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on updating the project's dependencies to the latest OpenDaylight Calcium releases. The primary goal is to ensure that the project utilizes the most recent stable versions of various OpenDaylight components and related build tools, thereby improving stability, incorporating bug fixes, and potentially gaining performance enhancements from the upstream projects. This is a maintenance update to keep the project aligned with the latest ecosystem.
Highlights
- Updated odlparent version: The
odlparentdependency has been updated from version13.1.5to13.1.7. - Updated OpenDaylight component dependencies: Multiple core OpenDaylight Calcium release dependencies, including
aaa-artifacts,controller-artifacts,infrautils-artifacts,mdsal-artifacts,netconf-artifacts,yangtools-artifacts, andbgpcep-artifacts, have been updated to their latest patch versions. - Updated Maven plugin and generator versions: The
yang-maven-pluginandmdsal-binding-java-api-generatorversions were updated to align with the new OpenDaylight Calcium releases. - Updated static analysis tool versions: The
odlparentcheckstyle and spotbugs versions were also updated to13.1.7to ensure consistency with the parent project.
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Code Review
This pull request updates several OpenDaylight dependencies to their latest Calcium releases. The version bumps are consistent across the modified pom.xml files. My review includes suggestions to improve maintainability by centralizing version management using Maven properties. This will make future dependency updates easier and less error-prone by avoiding version duplication.
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JIRA: LIGHTY-365