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Upgrade Gradle wrapper to 7.0 or greater
See original GitHub issueDescription
Currently, Gradle 6.9 has some limitations as not being able to define exclusiveContent
Gradle also lets you declare exclusive content that can only be found in one repository and it shouldn’t be searched for in any other.
This is especially useful to avoid “A confusing dependency” than then later could finish in some security vulnerabilities.
Implementation ideas
Upgrade gradle distribution to something greater or equal to 7
Issue Analytics
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:8 (7 by maintainers)
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@glefloch we have the green light to move to Gradle 7 in 2.2 if it helps making progress on the JDK 17 support.
Great I will add this in the branch that enable gradle tests on jdk17 once I’m back from PTO.