Use jetty-bom to override dependency version.#2343
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Overriding only the jetty-server dependency can lead to version mismatches with other Jetty artifacts used in the project, such as http2-server, jetty-alpn-server, and jetty-alpn-java-server. To ensure all related Jetty dependencies use the same version, it is a best practice to import the Jetty Bill of Materials (BOM). This will manage the versions for all Jetty artifacts consistently. Signed-off-by: tobias.pobocik <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 2fd5d32)
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This pull request refines the project's dependency management strategy for Jetty components. By adopting the Jetty Bill of Materials (BOM), it ensures that all related Jetty artifacts are consistently versioned, thereby mitigating risks of runtime issues arising from incompatible dependency versions.
Highlights
- Dependency Management: Switched from directly overriding the 'jetty-server' dependency to utilizing the 'jetty-bom' (Bill of Materials).
- Version Consistency: This change ensures that all related Jetty artifacts, such as 'http2-server', 'jetty-alpn-server', and 'jetty-alpn-java-server', maintain consistent versions, preventing potential mismatches.
- POM Update: The 'lighty-core/dependency-versions/pom.xml' file was updated to import the 'jetty-bom' with the appropriate 'type=pom' and 'scope=import' configurations.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly replaces the direct dependency override for jetty-server with an import of the jetty-bom (Bill of Materials). This is an excellent change that follows Maven best practices for dependency management. By using the BOM, all related Jetty artifacts will have their versions managed consistently, preventing potential version mismatch issues across the project. The change is well-justified and correctly implemented.
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Overriding only the jetty-server dependency can lead to version mismatches with other Jetty artifacts used in the project, such as http2-server, jetty-alpn-server, and jetty-alpn-java-server.
To ensure all related Jetty dependencies use the same version, it is a best practice to import the Jetty Bill of Materials (BOM). This will manage the versions for all Jetty artifacts consistently.
(cherry picked from commit 2fd5d32)