Cache properties `dependencycheck-cache.properties` could not be found

I am trying to update from 6.0.5 to 6.1.1, and am getting the following error: I see that it’s from

try (InputStream in = FileUtils.getResourceAsStream(CACHE_PROPERTIES)) {

but i don’t see it in the jar file (at least not the main one). Is this something i’m supposed to add to the classpath myself?

[dependency-check] Unable to create an Input Stream for dependencycheck.properties

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] [dependency-check] Did not find settings file 'dependencycheck.properties'.

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] [dependency-check] Unable to create an Input Stream for dependencycheck-cache.properties

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] 

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] BUILD FAILED

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] /scratch/gbuora/workspace/jenkins/workspace/Microservice_Cluster/build.xml:381: java.lang.RuntimeException: Cache properties `dependencycheck-cache.properties` could not be found

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] 	at org.owasp.dependencycheck.data.cache.DataCacheFactory.<init>(DataCacheFactory.java:99)

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] 	at org.owasp.dependencycheck.analyzer.CentralAnalyzer.initialize(CentralAnalyzer.java:123)

[2021-02-17T04:23:08.286Z] 	at org.owasp.dependencycheck.Engine.lambda$loadAnalyzers$1(Engine.java:226)

[jeremylong]

Fix will be included in 6.1.2

[cstsw]

@chhil The differences in our stacktraces may result from the fact, that I don’t let my build fail if the dependency-check task fails (failonerror="false"). (This is due to the fact that I’ve included it in my nightly build and I dont’t want it to fail just because some cve-database may not be downloadable once in a while. Jenkins marks my build as unstable when this happens so that I can react to it if dependency-check fails continuously.)