Add explicit jakarta.annotation-api dependency to fix version conflict #7972
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jakarta.resource-api:2.1.0 declares a transitive dependency on jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.0, but Spring Boot 3.3.4 (used by geode-gfsh) requires jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.1. This causes Maven enforcer to fail with a version conflict error. By explicitly declaring jakarta.annotation-api as an api dependency in geode-core, the published POM will include it with version 2.1.1 (from DependencyConstraints), which takes precedence over the transitive 2.1.0 dependency from jakarta.resource-api. Reported-by: Leon Finker
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#7972) * Add explicit jakarta.annotation-api dependency to fix version conflict jakarta.resource-api:2.1.0 declares a transitive dependency on jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.0, but Spring Boot 3.3.4 (used by geode-gfsh) requires jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.1. This causes Maven enforcer to fail with a version conflict error. By explicitly declaring jakarta.annotation-api as an api dependency in geode-core, the published POM will include it with version 2.1.1 (from DependencyConstraints), which takes precedence over the transitive 2.1.0 dependency from jakarta.resource-api. Reported-by: Leon Finker * Update expected POM to include jakarta.annotation-api dependency
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jakarta.resource-api:2.1.0 declares a transitive dependency on jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.0, but Spring Boot 3.3.4 (used by geode-gfsh) requires jakarta.annotation-api:2.1.1. This causes Maven enforcer to fail with a version conflict error.
By explicitly declaring jakarta.annotation-api as an api dependency in geode-core, the published POM will include it with version 2.1.1 (from DependencyConstraints), which takes precedence over the transitive 2.1.0 dependency from jakarta.resource-api.
Reported-by: Leon Finker
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