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TL;DR : versions:dependency-updates-report reports available updates on libraries that are not in the project's dependency graph.
It seems that the display-dependency-update and the dependency-update-report are taking all possible dependency managed by the projet or it's parent, even if that dependency is not actually part of the project's dependency graph.
This is a tpyical spring-boot situation where the spring-boot-parent pom manages hundreds of dependencies but only a few are ever added to the projet.
Yet the analyze picks up all these declared dependencies and checks if a new one exists
Any settings/trick to ignore the dependencies that are not part of the dependency graph ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
TL;DR :
versions:dependency-updates-report
reports available updates on libraries that are not in the project's dependency graph.It seems that the
display-dependency-update
and thedependency-update-report
are taking all possible dependency managed by the projet or it's parent, even if that dependency is not actually part of the project's dependency graph.This is a tpyical spring-boot situation where the spring-boot-parent pom manages hundreds of dependencies but only a few are ever added to the projet.
Yet the analyze picks up all these declared dependencies and checks if a new one exists
Any settings/trick to ignore the dependencies that are not part of the dependency graph ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: