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Provide a way to ignore dependencies when performing dependencyUpdates #5582

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jrhee17 opened this issue Apr 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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jrhee17 commented Apr 8, 2024

Often, we use ./gradlew dependencyUpdates to check dependencies which needs updates before each release.

Oftentimes, we go through the tedious process of checking each dependency and seeing if we can upgrade it.

However, for some dependencies this may be a false-positive due to:

  • Some dependencies are used to test for compatibility, so we use older versions intentionally
  • We support different versions of certain dependencies
  • Some dependencies shouldn't be upgraded due to license issues

For this, I propose that we add a tag section which explicitly either

  • ignores a certain dependency
  • Overrides the most recent dependency

By doing so, hopefully we can also implement automatic version upgrades

@jrhee17 jrhee17 changed the title Add an ignore tag for declared dependencies when performing dependencyUpdates Provide a way to ignore dependencies when performing dependencyUpdates Apr 9, 2024
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