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Thanks @meistermeier. A suggestion if you don't mind? If you know 4.4.4 is going to be the target, upgrading SDN sooner has an additional advantage (over testing the integration). The tool that Mark runs would automatically provide the target version and there's no need for this back and forth. You wouldn't need to worry about creating an issue either (such as #30185). Thanks!
Came out yesterday when I was already far away from any computer ;) Updated in Spring Data Neo4j this morning. Is now included in 6.2.x / main / 7.0.x. Mark's script should tell you this on the next run.
Edit: Thanks for the automation hint. I wrote an answer Wednesday afternoon on my Mac but forgot to sent it, sorry.
Thanks for the quick reply @meistermeier - Mark only runs the scripts once when we are reasonably close from the Spring Data release. If there are last minute chance necessary, we usually write an additional comment and/or mark edit his original comment.
If we upgrade SDN's driver dependency to , users would get this as a transitive dependency. Only neo4j-java-driver only dependency would default to <hot from the press - 1>, right?
If you're asking if Spring Boot users would take whatever version you've defined in SDN, the answer is no. SDN and direct java driver version users get the same version that we've defined. That's why this whole exercise is important.
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mp911de commentedon Mar 14, 2022
Project Dependencies Spring Data 2021.1.3
snicoll commentedon Mar 16, 2022
4.4.4is available, should we upgrade @meistermeier ?meistermeier commentedon Mar 16, 2022
Yes, please. It brings the experimental Micrometer support with it. Will upgrade SDN tomorrow.
snicoll commentedon Mar 16, 2022
Thanks @meistermeier. A suggestion if you don't mind? If you know
4.4.4is going to be the target, upgrading SDN sooner has an additional advantage (over testing the integration). The tool that Mark runs would automatically provide the target version and there's no need for this back and forth. You wouldn't need to worry about creating an issue either (such as #30185). Thanks!snicoll commentedon Mar 18, 2022
@meistermeier in the meantime,
4.4.5has been released. LMK what you need us to do do.meistermeier commentedon Mar 18, 2022
Came out yesterday when I was already far away from any computer ;) Updated in Spring Data Neo4j this morning. Is now included in 6.2.x / main / 7.0.x. Mark's script should tell you this on the next run.
Edit: Thanks for the automation hint. I wrote an answer Wednesday afternoon on my Mac but forgot to sent it, sorry.
snicoll commentedon Mar 18, 2022
Thanks for the quick reply @meistermeier - Mark only runs the scripts once when we are reasonably close from the Spring Data release. If there are last minute chance necessary, we usually write an additional comment and/or mark edit his original comment.
meistermeier commentedon Mar 18, 2022
If we upgrade SDN's driver dependency to , users would get this as a transitive dependency. Only neo4j-java-driver only dependency would default to <hot from the press - 1>, right?
snicoll commentedon Mar 18, 2022
If you're asking if Spring Boot users would take whatever version you've defined in SDN, the answer is no. SDN and direct java driver version users get the same version that we've defined. That's why this whole exercise is important.
Upgrade to Spring Data 2021.1.3