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Update pom.xml #10980

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@j-bolivar-lt j-bolivar-lt commented Nov 4, 2024

This is a temporal rollback to further investigate issue with premium maven configuration triggered by this.

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  • Chores
    • Updated dependency versions for improved compatibility and performance.
    • Downgraded the maven-jar-plugin to enhance stability.

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The changes in the pull request focus on updates to the pom.xml file, specifically regarding dependency management and plugin configurations. The version of the maven-jar-plugin has been downgraded, and several properties for various dependencies have been updated to reflect new versions. This includes the addition of new dependencies and alignment of plugin versions with the updated properties, while the overall structure of the pom.xml remains largely unchanged.

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File Change Summary
pom.xml Downgraded maven-jar-plugin from 3.4.2 to 2.6. Updated versions for dependencies including org.sweble.wikitext, org.apache.commons.commons-compress, org.mariadb.jdbc, and io.grpc. Introduced new dependencies for at.favre.lib.bcrypt, ch.qos.logback, and com.google.protobuf. Updated <dependencyManagement> section to reflect new versions.

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Line range hint 140-141: LGTM: gRPC and Protobuf versions are properly aligned.

The updates to gRPC (1.68.0) and Protoc (3.25.5) maintain version compatibility with each other. The versions are recent and stable.


120-120: Verify OpenOffice integration with downgraded maven-jar-plugin.

The downgrade to version 2.6 is necessary to fix the "Got no data stream!" error after add-on installation in OpenOffice. However, using such an old version (from 2015) could expose the project to potential vulnerabilities.

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✅ Verification successful

Downgrade of maven-jar-plugin to 2.6 is justified

The downgrade is specifically required for OpenOffice add-on compatibility, as evidenced by the comment in pom.xml: "don't update without testing OpenOffice, 3.0.2 caused 'Got no data stream!' after add-on installation". This is a legitimate case where using an older version is necessary for maintaining compatibility with a specific integration. The codebase shows active OpenOffice/LibreOffice integration with multiple references in various language modules and the office-extension component.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for known vulnerabilities in maven-jar-plugin 2.6
# Note: This is a basic check and might not catch all vulnerabilities

# Test: Search for any security-related issues or discussions
rg -i "maven.jar.plugin.*security|maven.jar.plugin.*vulnerability" README.md docs/

Length of output: 130


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify if this is indeed an OpenOffice project and check for any documentation or comments about the maven-jar-plugin version
rg -i "openoffice|libreoffice" --type xml --type md

# Also check for any comments or configuration related to maven-jar-plugin
rg -i "maven-jar-plugin|Got no data stream" --type xml --type md

# Check the actual configuration of maven-jar-plugin in pom.xml
rg -B5 -A5 "<plugin>.*maven-jar-plugin" --type xml

Length of output: 23258


Line range hint 133-139: Address TODO comments and verify missing dependencies.

The update of org.sweble.wikitext to version 3.1.9 needs attention:

  • Compile errors need to be checked in wikipedia, dev and rpm modules
  • Several dependencies are missing after the update:
    • jopt-simple.jar
    • commons-jxpath.jar
    • log4j.jar

Please verify these dependencies are not required or add them back with appropriate versions.

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Line range hint 142-142: Verify compatibility with MariaDB JDBC driver major version update.

The update from 2.2.3 to 3.4.1 is a major version bump that could introduce breaking changes. The server and dev modules need to be checked for compatibility.

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✅ Verification successful

Let me analyze the code usage patterns to verify the impact of the MariaDB JDBC driver update. The search results show:

  1. The database connection code primarily uses standard JDBC interfaces (Connection, Statement, PreparedStatement) rather than MariaDB-specific classes
  2. Database configuration is handled through MyBatis framework which abstracts the underlying JDBC implementation
  3. The only direct MariaDB reference is in driver configuration:
    • org.mariadb.jdbc.Driver class name in HTTPServerConfig
    • Version property in pom.xml

Let me verify one more aspect about any MariaDB-specific SQL or configuration:


Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a definitive response about the MariaDB JDBC driver update:

The driver update from 2.2.3 to 3.4.1 appears safe to proceed with.

The codebase shows:

  1. All database access is abstracted through MyBatis framework, using standard JDBC interfaces
  2. No direct usage of MariaDB-specific classes or features
  3. Only standard SQL syntax is used in mapper files
  4. Database configuration is handled through generic JDBC properties
  5. The only MariaDB-specific code is the driver class name registration

The abstraction layers and standard JDBC usage pattern significantly reduce the risk of compatibility issues from the driver update.

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rg -A 5 "jdbc:mariadb|org.mariadb.jdbc"

echo "Checking for custom MariaDB configurations..."
rg -l "mariadb.*properties|jdbc.*properties" -g "*.properties"

Length of output: 4361


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for specific JDBC usage patterns that might be affected by breaking changes

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rg -A 10 "getConnection|createDataSource|setDataSource" --type java

# Check for any custom SQL-related code that might use MariaDB-specific features
echo "Checking for SQL-related code..."
rg -A 5 "PreparedStatement|Statement|Connection|DataSource" --type java

# Look for any configuration files that might contain database settings
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Length of output: 135301


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#!/bin/bash
# Check for MariaDB-specific SQL syntax or configuration
echo "Checking for MariaDB-specific SQL..."
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echo "Checking for database configuration in properties/yaml files..."
fd -e properties -e yaml -e yml | xargs rg -i "mariadb|jdbc"

echo "Checking for MyBatis mapper files that may contain MariaDB-specific SQL..."
fd -e xml | xargs rg -i "select|insert|update|delete.*mariadb"

Length of output: 163472


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See https://forum.languagetool.org/t/cy-getting-started-for-welsh/10596 for original reason to update this

@SteVio89 SteVio89 merged commit f7b8a5f into languagetool-org:master Nov 4, 2024
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