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1.2.3

28 Nov 18:29
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Bump baseCode to 1.1.5 to add support for comma-delimited property values in configuration and address vulnerability in Hibernate's dom4j dependency.

1.2.0

25 Oct 16:40
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This release introduces support for Hibernate 4 as part of Gemma's migration in the 1.29 series.

Dependency updates:

  • Hibernate 4.2 (from 3.6)
  • Log4j 2.19 (from 2.17)
  • SLF4J 2 (from 1.7)

1.1.7

25 Oct 16:46
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This release introduces a Maven profile for release deployment (activated with -Prelease).

1.1.0

12 Feb 16:32
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This release updates a few dependencies and introduce Maven Enforcer plugin to ensure that a bare minimum is met for building our projects.

  • enforce Maven 3.0.5 as a bare minimum
  • add jul-to-slf4j from org.slf4j
  • update Mockito to 4.3.1
  • update AssertJ to 3.22.0

1.0.3

12 Feb 16:36
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Backport pom.xml metadata, Apache 2.0 license and a few typo fixes from the stable-1.1 branch.

1.0.2

10 Feb 16:02
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Update MySQL connector to 8.0.28 and introduce a mysql.version property so that it can be adjusted and mentioned in the plugins section.

1.0.1

07 Jan 16:39
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This release updates Log4j to 2.17.1 to address CVE-2021-44832 and Tomcat to 8.5.73.

Please note that from now on, all stable 1.0.x releases will be built on the stable-1.0 branch.

1.0

24 Dec 21:32
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1.0

This is the first release of pavlab-starter-parent, a POM that supplies curated dependencies that are guaranteed to work on our internal infrastructure.

Core dependencies:

  • baseCode
  • Hibernate 3.6.10.Final with Ehcache 2.4.3
  • MySQL 8.0.27 + DBCP2
  • Logging with Log4j 2.17.0 with API choice between SLF4J 1.7.32 and Commons Logging 1.2
  • Tomcat 8.5.72
  • Complete toolkit for testing with JUnit 4, Mockito and AssertJ.

New projects should target Java 8 to match our current deployment constraints.