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Added Roller 6.1 db table upgrade logic + maven dependency upgrades #82

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@mbien mbien commented Mar 19, 2021

The table name change requires an upgrade script. Its very generic SQL but don't know on how many DBs this is going to work. I only tested it with HSQLDB.

updated maven dependencies

  • guice 5 can be used again without the noaop tag on latest jdks
  • asm, spring, lucene, velocity etc

updated webjars

  • bootstrap 3.4.1 is the last version before 4.x which comes with breaking changes

checked JDK16 compatibility

  • required war plugin update in selenium pom

mbien added 2 commits March 19, 2021 09:07
updated maven dependencies
 - guice 5 can be used again without the noaop tag on latest jdks
 - asm, spring, lucene, velocity etc
updated webjars
 - bootstrap 3.4.1 is the last version before 4.x which comes with breaking changes
checked JDK16 compatibility
 - required war plugin update in selenium pom
@mbien mbien requested a review from snoopdave March 19, 2021 08:21
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This LGTM except for the TagDataServlet warning, which is not something you changed.

@mbien mbien merged commit 664ec33 into apache:master Mar 22, 2021
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mbien commented Mar 22, 2021

This LGTM except for the TagDataServlet warning, which is not something you changed.

thanks for reviewing Dave!

regarding the unrelated TagDataServlet warning:
see draft PR #84

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