Override netty version to 4.1.124.Final#2320
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This pull request overrides the default Netty version to 4.1.124.Final within the lighty-core module's dependency management. This change is intended to ensure a specific version of Netty is used across the project, potentially addressing compatibility or security concerns, and is marked as a temporary fix until upstream dependencies are updated.
Highlights
- Dependency Management: Added "netty-bom" with version "4.1.124.Final" to the section of lighty-core/dependency-versions/pom.xml.
- Temporary Override: Included a FIXME comment indicating this override is a temporary measure until OpenDaylight (ODL) updates its third-party dependencies.
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Code Review
This pull request overrides the Netty version to 4.1.124.Final by importing the netty-bom in dependency-versions/pom.xml. The change is straightforward and appears correct. I have one suggestion to improve the FIXME comment for better traceability.
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For better traceability, it's a good practice to include the JIRA ticket ID in FIXME or TODO comments. This helps developers quickly find the context behind the temporary code without needing to search the version control history.
| <!-- FIXME remove this when ODL bumps to newer third-party dependencies --> | |
| <!-- FIXME LIGHTY-365: remove this when ODL bumps to newer third-party dependencies --> |
Override netty version to 4.1.124.Final JIRA: LIGHTY-365 Signed-off-by: tobias.pobocik <[email protected]>
Override netty version to 4.1.124.Final
JIRA: LIGHTY-365