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This pull request is an automated dependency update, bumping the version of the PostgreSQL JDBC driver used in the project. It also includes a minor formatting adjustment in the build file.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: Updates the
org.postgresql:postgresqldependency from version42.7.6to42.7.7in thejdbcproject definition. - Build File Formatting: Includes a minor indentation change for an
excluderule in thefluentdproject definition withinbuild.sbt. This appears to be a formatting change unrelated to the dependency update itself.
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The pull request updates the PostgreSQL JDBC driver to version 42.7.7. There's also an indentation change to an exclude rule in build.sbt. The exclude rule appears to be incorrectly formulated and positioned, likely rendering it ineffective. It's recommended to review the necessity and implementation of this exclusion rule.
| "org.komamitsu" % "fluency-treasuredata" % FLUENCY_VERSION | ||
| // td-client-java -> json-simple happened to include junit 4.10 [CVE-2020-15250] | ||
| exclude ("junit", "junit"), | ||
| exclude ("junit", "junit"), |
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The indentation of this exclude line has increased from 8 spaces to 10 spaces. For consistency with other elements in the Seq (e.g., lines 962-963 and 967-968, which are indented by 8 spaces), this line should also be indented by 8 spaces.
More importantly, an ExclusionRule like exclude("junit", "junit") placed directly as an item in the libraryDependencies sequence is unlikely to have the desired effect of excluding a transitive dependency.
To exclude junit from a specific dependency (e.g., fluency-treasuredata), the syntax would typically be:
"org.komamitsu" % "fluency-treasuredata" % FLUENCY_VERSION exclude("junit", "junit")Or, for a project-level exclusion (if this fluentd project is defined with .settings(...)):
excludeDependencies += ExclusionRule("junit", "junit")Please verify:
- If this exclusion is still necessary. The comment on line 964 refers to a CVE related to
junitas a transitive dependency viatd-client-java -> json-simple. A quick check suggestsjunitmight not be a transitive dependency oforg.komamitsu:fluency-treasuredata:2.7.3through this path with current versions. - If the exclusion is necessary, it should be applied using the correct sbt syntax to ensure it's effective.
The current form is likely non-functional and could lead to confusion or a false sense of security regarding the CVE mentioned.
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About this PR
📦 Updates org.postgresql:postgresql from
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