Java17 as a minimum version #10937
Java17 as a minimum version #10937
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant updates to the gRPC service classes, primarily driven by an upgrade of the gRPC proto compiler from version 1.50.2 to 1.68.0. Key changes include the addition of an Changes
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languagetool-core/pom.xml (1)
JDK 8 Configurations Still Present and Need Cleanup
Several JDK 8 specific configurations and APIs are still present in the codebase:
pom.xmlFiles:
<classifier>jdk8</classifier><require>java >= 1.8.0</require><id>jdk8</id>Java Files:
- Usage of
Optional,Stream.of,CompletableFuture, andLocalDateTime.Action Items:
Remove JDK 8 Specific Configurations:
- Eliminate all
<classifier>jdk8</classifier>,<require>java >= 1.8.0</require>, and<id>jdk8</id>entries from allpom.xmlfiles.Verify Java API Usage:
- Ensure that the usage of Java 8 APIs like
Optional,Stream.of,CompletableFuture, andLocalDateTimealigns with Java 17 standards and does not introduce compatibility issues.Consistency Across Modules:
- Confirm that all modules within the project have uniformly updated their configurations to exclude JDK 8 references.
Update Documentation:
- Reflect the removal of JDK 8 support in the project documentation, specifying Java 17 as the new minimum requirement.
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318-333: Confirm intention to drop JDK 8 support and clean up commented codeThe JDK 8 profile has been commented out, which aligns with the PR objective of setting Java 17 as the minimum version. To maintain code cleanliness and prevent confusion:
- If JDK 8 support is indeed being dropped, consider removing this commented-out profile entirely rather than leaving it as a comment.
- Ensure that this change is consistent across all modules and that there are no remaining JDK 8 specific configurations.
- Update the project documentation to clearly state the new minimum JDK requirement (Java 17).
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languagetool-client-example/pom.xml (2)
18-19: Approved: Java compiler version update to 17This change aligns with the PR objective of setting "Java17 as a minimum version". Updating to Java 17 brings numerous improvements and new features.
To ensure smooth transition, please verify:
- All dependencies are compatible with Java 17.
- The rest of the codebase doesn't use any deprecated features removed in Java 17.
- CI/CD pipelines are updated to use Java 17.
Run the following script to check for potential compatibility issues:
27-27: Approved with comments: Update of language-all dependency to version 6.5The update from version 5.9 to 6.5 is a significant jump that might introduce breaking changes or new features.
Please provide the following information:
- Reason for this specific version update.
- Summary of major changes between 5.9 and 6.5 versions.
- Confirmation that this version is compatible with Java 17.
To verify the impact of this update, run the following script:
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1-362: Summary of pom.xml changesThe changes in this file align with the PR objective of setting Java 17 as the minimum version. Here's a summary of the main points:
- The JDK 8 profile has been commented out, effectively dropping support for Java 8.
- The JDK 17 profile is retained but could benefit from a more specific activation range.
- The protoc profile remains unchanged, but its compatibility with Java 17 should be verified.
To ensure a smooth transition to Java 17 as the minimum version, please address the following:
- Remove the commented-out JDK 8 profile entirely if it's no longer needed.
- Update project documentation to clearly state the new minimum JDK requirement.
- Consider narrowing the JDK 17 profile activation range to
[17,).- Verify the compatibility of protoc and gRPC versions with Java 17.
- Ensure consistency of these changes across all modules in the project.
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334-362: Verify protoc profile compatibility and configurationThe protoc profile remains unchanged, which is good for consistency. However, consider the following points:
- Verify that the specified versions of protoc and gRPC (${protoc.version}, ${io.grpc.version}) are compatible with Java 17.
- The current configuration prevents clearing the output directory (
<clearOutputDirectory>false</clearOutputDirectory>). While this is good for preserving existing source files, it could potentially lead to stale generated files. Consider adding a comment explaining this choice.- Ensure that the version properties (${protoc.version}, ${io.grpc.version}) are properly defined in this POM or the parent POM.
To check the compatibility and property definitions, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check protoc and gRPC versions, and verify property definitions # Extract protoc and gRPC versions from the root pom.xml echo "Extracting protoc and gRPC versions from root pom.xml:" rg --type xml "<protoc\.version>(.*)</protoc\.version>" -g "pom.xml" -r '$1' --no-filename rg --type xml "<io\.grpc\.version>(.*)</io\.grpc\.version>" -g "pom.xml" -r '$1' --no-filename # Check if these versions are listed as compatible with Java 17 in their respective documentation echo "Please manually verify the compatibility of these versions with Java 17 in their documentation." # Search for the usage of these properties in the project echo "Searching for usage of protoc.version and io.grpc.version properties:" rg --type xml "\${protoc\.version}" -g "pom.xml" rg --type xml "\${io\.grpc\.version}" -g "pom.xml"This script will help you verify the versions being used and their compatibility with Java 17.
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301-313: Consider adjusting JDK 17 profile activation rangeThe JDK 17 profile is currently activated for JDK versions 11 and above. Given that the PR objective is to set Java 17 as the minimum version:
- Consider narrowing the activation range to JDK 17 and above. This can be done by changing
<jdk>[11,)</jdk>to<jdk>[17,)</jdk>.- Confirm that the
git-commit-id-maven-pluginis the correct plugin to use for all supported Java versions, as it differs from thegit-commit-id-pluginused in the commented-out JDK 8 profile.To ensure the correct plugin usage across the project, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for git-commit-id plugin usage across the project # Search for git-commit-id plugin configurations in pom.xml files echo "Searching for git-commit-id plugin configurations in pom.xml files:" rg --type xml "(git-commit-id-maven-plugin|git-commit-id-plugin)" -g "pom.xml"This will help identify any inconsistencies in the usage of git-commit-id plugins across different profiles or modules.
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1269-1307: Updated git-commit-id-plugin configuration for Java 17The configuration for the git-commit-id-plugin has been updated to use a newer version (5.0.0) for Java 17, while maintaining a separate configuration (4.0.0) for Java 8 compatibility. This change ensures that the plugin works correctly with both Java versions.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following verification:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify git-commit-id-plugin functionality # Test: Check if git.properties file is generated correctly echo "Building the project and checking for git.properties:" mvn clean package find . -name git.properties -type f -exec echo "git.properties found at: {}" \; -exec cat {} \;
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1-1495: Summary of changes and potential impactThis PR introduces several significant changes to the project:
- Upgrade to Java 17 from Java 8
- Multiple dependency version updates
- Plugin configuration changes, particularly for git-commit-id-plugin
- Modification of the HSQLDB dependency configuration
These changes collectively modernize the project and potentially improve security and performance. However, they also introduce risks of compatibility issues and breaking changes.
To ensure a smooth transition and minimize potential issues, please:
- Thoroughly test the entire application, paying special attention to areas affected by major dependency updates.
- Review and update any Java 8-specific code to ensure compatibility with Java 17.
- Verify that all plugins and build processes work correctly with the new configurations.
- Update project documentation to reflect the new Java version requirement and any other relevant changes.
Run the following command to perform a full build and test cycle:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Perform a full build and test cycle echo "Running full build and test cycle:" mvn clean install echo "Checking for any errors or warnings in the build log:" mvn clean install | grep -E "ERROR|WARNING"If all tests pass and no significant issues are found, this PR can be considered ready for merging.
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149-240: Multiple dependency updates - Ensure compatibility and test thoroughlySeveral dependencies have been updated to newer versions. Notable updates include:
- Apache Commons Compress: 1.26.0 -> 1.27.1
- gRPC: 1.66.0 -> 1.68.0
- MariaDB Java Client: 2.7.6 -> 3.4.1
- Bcrypt: 0.6.0 -> 0.10.2
- Logback: 1.3.14 -> 1.5.8
- Jackson: 2.15.0 -> 2.18.0
- Lombok: 1.18.26 -> 1.18.34
While these updates are beneficial for security and performance, they may introduce breaking changes or require code modifications.
Please ensure thorough testing of the application, especially focusing on areas that heavily use these updated dependencies. Run the following commands to check for potential issues:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify dependency updates and their impact # Test: Check for any compile errors after dependency updates echo "Compiling the project to check for any errors:" mvn clean compile # Test: Run all tests to ensure nothing breaks with new dependency versions echo "Running all tests:" mvn test # Test: Check for any deprecated method usage from updated dependencies echo "Checking for deprecated method usage:" rg --type java -i "(?:@Deprecated|@SuppressWarnings\(\"deprecation\"\))"
115-116: Significant update to Java 17 - Verify compatibility and take advantage of new featuresThe project has been updated to use Java 17, which is a major version jump from Java 8. This change allows the use of newer Java features and improvements, potentially enhancing performance and developer productivity.
However, this update may introduce compatibility issues with existing code or dependencies that are not Java 17 compatible.
To ensure a smooth transition, please run the following verification steps:
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HSQLDB dependency configuration change
The HSQLDB dependency configuration has been modified by commenting out the jdk8 classifier. This change might affect how the HSQLDB dependency is resolved and used in the project.
Please verify if this change is intentional and doesn't break any existing functionality. Consider the following actions:
- If the change is intentional, update the comment to explain why the classifier is no longer needed.
- If the change is unintentional, revert it by uncommenting the classifier.
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languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/rules/ml/PostProcessingServerGrpc.java (2)
18-18: Consider usingStringinstead ofjava.lang.StringThe
SERVICE_NAMEconstant is declared using the fully qualified class namejava.lang.String. In Java, it is standard practice to use the unqualifiedStringunless there is a naming conflict. UsingStringimproves readability.Apply this diff to simplify the declaration:
-public static final java.lang.String SERVICE_NAME = "lt_ml_server.PostProcessingServer"; +public static final String SERVICE_NAME = "lt_ml_server.PostProcessingServer";
282-284: Consider usingStringinstead ofjava.lang.StringThe
methodNamefield and constructor parameter use the fully qualifiedjava.lang.Stringtype. For clarity and consistency, it's recommended to useString.Apply this diff to simplify the declarations:
-private final java.lang.String methodName; +private final String methodName; -PostProcessingServerMethodDescriptorSupplier(java.lang.String methodName) { +PostProcessingServerMethodDescriptorSupplier(String methodName) {languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/rules/ml/MLServerGrpc.java (1)
15-15: Simplify the type declaration forSERVICE_NAMESpecifying
java.lang.Stringis unnecessary because types fromjava.langare implicitly imported. Consider simplifying the declaration for clarity.Apply this diff to simplify the type:
-public static final java.lang.String SERVICE_NAME = "lt_ml_server.MLServer"; +public static final String SERVICE_NAME = "lt_ml_server.MLServer";languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/languagemodel/bert/grpc/BertLmProto.java (2)
97-97: Explicitly initializingstart_to zeroSetting
start_to zero is redundant since instance variables are zero-initialized by default in Java. While it improves readability, consider whether this explicit initialization is necessary.
108-108: Explicitly initializingend_to zeroSimilar to
start_, explicitly initializingend_to zero is redundant. Evaluate if this explicit initialization aligns with the project's coding conventions.
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languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/grpc/SynthesizeServerGrpc.java (5)
8-8: Updated gRPC proto compiler to version 1.68.0The file has been regenerated using gRPC proto compiler version 1.68.0, which is a significant jump from the previous version. Ensure that this update is compatible with other dependencies and does not introduce any unexpected issues.
95-103: Introduction ofAsyncServiceinterface enhances modularityThe addition of the
AsyncServiceinterface encapsulates thesynthesizemethod, promoting better separation of concerns and improving code maintainability.
108-112:SynthesizeServerImplBasenow implementsAsyncServiceBy having
SynthesizeServerImplBaseimplementAsyncService, the class now benefits from default method implementations and aligns with the updated gRPC server patterns.
229-240: Addition ofbindServicemethod aligns with updated gRPC practicesThe new static
bindServicemethod simplifies the binding of the service to the gRPC server, adhering to the latest gRPC code generation standards.
15-15: Verify the consistency ofSERVICE_NAMEwith the protobuf definitionThe
SERVICE_NAMEis set to"lt_ml_server.SynthesizeServer". Please confirm that this matches the service name defined in yoursynthesizer.protofile to prevent any potential mismatches.You can run the following script to check the service name in the protobuf file:
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SERVICE_NAME is consistent with the protobuf definition.
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languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/rules/ml/PostProcessingServerGrpc.java (9)
117-118: Update ofPostProcessingServerImplBaseto implementAsyncServiceThe
PostProcessingServerImplBaseclass now implements theAsyncServiceinterface, aligning with the updated design and promoting consistency.
121-121: Update ofbindServicemethodThe
bindServicemethod now returnsPostProcessingServerGrpc.bindService(this);, which aligns with the new service binding mechanism introduced by theAsyncServiceinterface.
131-132: Definition ofPostProcessingServerStubThe
PostProcessingServerStubclass extendsAbstractAsyncStub, which is appropriate for asynchronous client calls.
159-160: Definition ofPostProcessingServerBlockingStubThe
PostProcessingServerBlockingStubclass extendsAbstractBlockingStub, suitable for synchronous client calls.
186-187: Definition ofPostProcessingServerFutureStubThe
PostProcessingServerFutureStubclass extendsAbstractFutureStub, allowing for future-style asynchronous client calls.
215-215: Update ofserviceImpltoAsyncServiceThe
serviceImplfield inMethodHandlersnow uses theAsyncServiceinterface, reflecting the updated design and ensuring flexibility in service implementation.
218-218: Constructor updated to acceptAsyncServiceThe
MethodHandlersconstructor now accepts anAsyncServiceinstance, ensuring proper handling of the service implementation according to the new interface-based design.
247-257: Introduction of thebindServicemethodThe
bindServicemethod facilitates the binding of theAsyncServiceto the gRPC server, streamlining the service registration process and enhancing maintainability.
101-109: Ensure compatibility with the newAsyncServiceinterfaceThe introduction of the
AsyncServiceinterface and updatingPostProcessingServerImplBaseto implement it represent significant architectural changes. Please verify that all existing subclasses ofPostProcessingServerImplBaseare compatible with this new structure and correctly implement theprocessmethod as per the interface.Run the following script to find all classes extending
PostProcessingServerImplBaseto ensure they are updated accordingly:This script will identify all subclasses that may need to be reviewed for compatibility with the new
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languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/rules/ml/MLServerGrpc.java (6)
8-8: Update gRPC proto compiler version to 1.68.0Updating the gRPC proto compiler to version 1.68.0 keeps the generated code current with the latest features and improvements of gRPC.
126-141: IntroduceAsyncServiceinterface with default methodsThe introduction of the
AsyncServiceinterface with default methods modernizes the service implementation. This approach promotes flexibility and aligns with best practices introduced in Java 8 and above.
259-262: RefactorMethodHandlersto useAsyncServiceUpdating the
MethodHandlersclass to useAsyncServiceinstead ofMLServerImplBasealigns method handling with the new interface-based design, ensuring correct method invocations.
295-312: RefactorbindServicemethod for improved service bindingThe refactoring of the
bindServicemethod enhances the service binding process by making it static and accepting anAsyncServiceinstance. This change simplifies the binding logic and improves the separation of concerns.
337-339: AdjustMLServerMethodDescriptorSupplierfor updated method namesUpdating the
MLServerMethodDescriptorSupplierensures that method descriptors are correctly supplied for the updated service methods, maintaining accurate service behavior.
146-147: UpdateMLServerImplBaseto implementAsyncServiceBy updating
MLServerImplBaseto implementAsyncService, you ensure compatibility with existing implementations while leveraging the benefits of the new interface-based design.Please verify that all classes extending
MLServerImplBaseare compatible with this change.Run the following script to identify implementations of
MLServerImplBase:languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/rules/ml/ProcessingServerGrpc.java (11)
8-8: Update to gRPC Proto Compiler Version 1.68.0The
@javax.annotation.Generatedannotation now reflects gRPC proto compiler version 1.68.0, which is consistent with the upgrade to Java 17.
15-15: Explicit Typing ofSERVICE_NAMEConstantThe
SERVICE_NAMEconstant is explicitly typed asjava.lang.String. This explicit typing improves code clarity.
126-141: Introduction ofAsyncServiceInterfaceThe addition of the
AsyncServiceinterface with default methodsanalyzeandprocessenhances modularity and aligns with the latest gRPC generation patterns.
146-147:ProcessingServerImplBaseImplementsAsyncServiceModifying
ProcessingServerImplBaseto implementAsyncServiceensures that it inherits default method implementations, promoting code reuse and consistency.
150-150: UpdatedbindServiceMethodThe
bindServicemethod now delegates toProcessingServerGrpc.bindService(this), utilizing the newAsyncServiceinterface for service binding. This improves the scalability of service definitions.
157-158: ConsistentProcessingServerStubImplementationThe
ProcessingServerStubclass remains consistent with the updated architecture, ensuring asynchronous RPC calls function correctly.
190-191: ConsistentProcessingServerBlockingStubImplementationThe
ProcessingServerBlockingStubclass continues to support synchronous RPC calls without issues.
221-222: ConsistentProcessingServerFutureStubImplementationThe
ProcessingServerFutureStubclass maintains compatibility, allowing for future-style RPC calls.
259-262:MethodHandlersUpdated to UseAsyncServiceUpdating
MethodHandlersto referenceAsyncServiceinstead ofProcessingServerImplBasealigns with the new service implementation strategy.
295-312: Addition of StaticbindServiceMethodThe new static
bindServicemethod facilitates service binding using theAsyncServiceinterface, enhancing service definition flexibility.
337-339: UpdatedProcessingServerMethodDescriptorSupplierIncluding the
methodNamefield inProcessingServerMethodDescriptorSupplierensures accurate method descriptor retrieval.languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/languagemodel/bert/grpc/BertLmGrpc.java (5)
8-8: Approved: Update to gRPC proto compiler version 1.68.0.Upgrading to gRPC proto compiler version 1.68.0 ensures compatibility with Java 17 features and benefits from the latest improvements.
15-15: Approved: Explicitly specifying theSERVICE_NAMEtype.The
SERVICE_NAMEconstant is now explicitly typed asjava.lang.String, enhancing code clarity.
126-141: Approved: Introduction ofAsyncServiceinterface with default methods.The introduction of the
AsyncServiceinterface with default methodsscoreandbatchScoremodernizes the service abstraction, leveraging Java 17 features. This enhances flexibility and maintainability.
259-262: Approved: UpdateMethodHandlersto useAsyncService.The
MethodHandlersclass now referencesAsyncServiceinstead ofBertLmImplBase, reflecting the new service structure.
295-312: Approved: RefactoredbindServicemethod for service binding.The
bindServicemethod has been updated to utilize theAsyncServiceinterface, streamlining the service binding process.languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/grpc/Synthesizer.java (1)
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4-3456: LGTM: Updates to the generated code are appropriate.The changes in
Synthesizer.javareflect the necessary updates to accommodate Java 17 and the new protocol buffer compiler version. The removal of deprecated constructors and the consistent use ofgetUnknownFields()improve code clarity and consistency. Suppression of serialization warnings with@SuppressWarnings("serial")is acceptable in this context. No issues found.languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/languagemodel/bert/grpc/BertLmProto.java (5)
4-4: Include Protobuf Java Version CommentAdding the Protobuf Java version comment enhances code clarity by specifying the compiler version used. This is helpful for future maintenance and debugging.
858-859: Initializetext_with an empty stringInitializing
text_to an empty string ensures that it has a consistent default value, preventing potentialNullPointerException. The@SuppressWarnings("serial")annotation suppresses serialization warnings, which is appropriate here.
1769-1770: Initializescore_withemptyDoubleList()The
score_field inPredictionis initialized usingemptyDoubleList(). Ensure that any additions toscore_handle the immutability of the list to prevent runtime exceptions.Check for correct usage with:
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121-121: Update field initialization forcandidates_The
candidates_field in theMaskclass usesLazyStringArrayList.emptyList()for initialization. Confirm that this change maintains the intended behavior, especially regarding list mutability.Use the following script to ensure that
candidates_is handled correctly:#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure `candidates_` is properly managed after initialization with `emptyList()` # Find all methods modifying `candidates_` and check for `ensureCandidatesIsMutable()` rg --type java -A 2 'candidates_\.' languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/languagemodel/bert/grpc/BertLmProto.java | rg -v 'ensureCandidatesIsMutable'
1174-1177: Ensure proper handling inbuildPartial()methodThe
buildPartial()method in theScoreRequest.Builderclass has been updated. Verify that all required fields are correctly set during object construction to prevent incomplete instances.Consider reviewing the
buildPartial()implementations:
languagetool-core/src/main/java/org/languagetool/languagemodel/bert/grpc/BertLmProto.java
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pom.xml (3)
115-116: Major update: Java version changed to 17The project has been updated to use Java 17, which is a significant change from the previous version (Java 8). This update brings numerous improvements and new features, but it also requires careful consideration:
- Ensure all dependencies are compatible with Java 17.
- Review and update the codebase to leverage new Java features where appropriate.
- Verify that the build process and deployment environments support Java 17.
- Test thoroughly to catch any potential compatibility issues.
Consider creating a separate branch for this update and perform extensive testing before merging into the main branch.
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149-240: Multiple dependency version updatesNumerous dependencies have been updated to newer versions. While this is generally good for security and performance, it requires careful consideration:
- Review the changelog for each updated dependency, especially for major version changes (e.g., MariaDB JDBC from 2.7.6 to 3.4.1).
- Pay special attention to dependencies with breaking changes that might affect the codebase.
- Update any code that relies on changed APIs in the updated dependencies.
- Conduct thorough testing to ensure compatibility with the updated dependencies.
Notable updates include:
- org.apache.commons.commons-compress: 1.26.0 -> 1.27.1
- io.grpc: 1.66.0 -> 1.68.0
- org.mariadb.jdbc: 2.7.6 -> 3.4.1
- ch.qos.logback: 1.3.14 -> 1.5.8
- com.ibm.icu: 70.1 -> 75.1
Consider updating dependencies incrementally and testing each update separately to isolate potential issues.
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126-127: Plugin configuration updates and compatibility considerationsThe plugin configurations have been updated, with a notable change in the git-commit-id-plugin:
- Two versions of the git-commit-id-plugin are now specified:
- Version 5.0.0 for Java 17
- Version 4.0.0 for Java 8
This split suggests an effort to maintain compatibility with different Java versions, which is a good practice for a transitional period. However, consider the following:
- Ensure that the correct plugin version is used in different build environments.
- Verify that both plugin versions produce consistent output for your git information.
- Plan for eventual consolidation to a single version once the transition to Java 17 is complete across all environments.
Consider adding comments in the pom.xml file to explain the reason for maintaining two versions of the git-commit-id-plugin. This will help future maintainers understand the rationale behind this configuration.
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238-238: Address TODO comments and verify HSQLDB compatibility
The HSQLDB version has been updated to 2.7.3. Ensure that this version is compatible with your database schema and usage.
There's a TODO comment indicating the need to check for updates and compatibility, particularly for the following dependencies:
- org.sweble.wikitext
- edu.washington.cs.knowitall.opennlp
- org.mariadb.jdbc
Would you like me to create GitHub issues to track these TODO items? This will ensure that these tasks are not overlooked during the update process.
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115-116: Major update: Java version changed to 17The project has been updated to use Java 17, which is a significant change from the previous version (Java 8). This update brings numerous improvements and new features but also requires careful consideration:
- Ensure all dependencies are compatible with Java 17.
- Review and update the codebase to leverage new Java features where appropriate.
- Verify that all parts of the project, including tests, build correctly with Java 17.
- Update CI/CD pipelines to use Java 17.
Consider creating a separate issue to track the migration process and any required code changes or dependency updates.
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237-237: HSQLDB dependency update and configuration changeThe HSQLDB dependency has been updated from version 2.7.1 to 2.7.3, which is a minor update. Additionally, the
jdk8classifier has been removed, which is consistent with the project's upgrade to Java 17.These changes are appropriate given the Java version upgrade. No further action is required.
148-152: Numerous dependency version updatesMultiple dependencies have been updated to their latest versions. While this is generally good for security and feature improvements, it requires careful testing:
- Apache Commons Compress (1.26.0 to 1.27.1)
- gRPC (1.66.0 to 1.68.0)
- MariaDB JDBC driver (2.7.6 to 3.4.1) - This is a major version update
- Bcrypt (0.6.0 to 0.10.2)
- Logback (1.3.14 to 1.5.8)
- ICU4J (70.1 to 75.1)
- Various other library updates
Ensure thorough testing of all affected components, especially database interactions due to the significant MariaDB driver update. Review changelogs of updated dependencies for any breaking changes or new features that could be leveraged.
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130-130: Maven plugin updatesThe following Maven plugins have been updated:
- git-commit-id-plugin to version 5.0.1
- flatten-maven-plugin to version 1.6.0
While these updates are minor, it's important to verify that they don't affect the build process. Run a full Maven build to ensure everything works as expected:
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Java 17 is set as the minimum version in Maven build files, but it's not specified in Gradle build files. To fully enforce Java 17 as the minimum across the project, please update the Gradle configurations accordingly.
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1-94: Note: Discrepancy between PR objective and file changesWhile the changes in this file are positive improvements to error handling and licensing clarity, they don't directly address the stated PR objective of setting Java 17 as the minimum version. This Gradle wrapper script doesn't contain any Java version checks or requirements.
To fully achieve the PR objective, additional changes might be needed in other files, such as build configuration files or Java source files, to enforce the Java 17 requirement.
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16-17: LGTM: Addition of SPDX license identifierThe addition of the SPDX license identifier is a good practice. It explicitly states the license of the file and correctly matches the Apache 2.0 license mentioned in the existing license header.
48-52: Improved error handling: Redirecting to stderrThe modification to redirect error messages to stderr (1>&2) is a good improvement. This change:
- Separates error messages from regular output.
- Makes it easier for automated tools to distinguish between normal output and error messages.
- Follows best practices for error handling in shell scripts.
The content of the error messages remains clear and informative.
62-66: Consistent improvement in error handlingThis change is consistent with the previous modification, redirecting error messages for an invalid JAVA_HOME to stderr. The benefits include:
- Maintaining a uniform approach to error handling throughout the script.
- Improving the script's interoperability with other tools and scripts.
- Preserving the clarity and content of the error messages.
This consistency in error handling is a positive improvement to the script.
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