Upgrade gradle version to 7.3.3 and java version to 17#29
Upgrade gradle version to 7.3.3 and java version to 17#29reta merged 17 commits intoopensearch-project:mainfrom
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@prudhvigodithi thanks for change, I think we should go right to the latest 7.4.2, as the core one [1] and client [2]. [1] https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch/blob/main/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties |
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Hey @reta I have tested with 7.4.2 and with java version 17, I can see build successful but with some warnings, I dint not see much with 7.3.3, so should we still go with 7.4.2, being latest is always good, but I guess few plugins are still using 7.3.3, any thoughts @dblock @reta ? |
Thanks @prudhvigodithi , in my opinion, I don't see the reasons to use the unsupported Gradle version release line, we should aim to stay on the latest one, as core does (and so would be good to have plugins updated as well). |
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Hey @reta, make sense, in my latest commit I have updated |
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Thanks @prudhvigodithi ! |
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Hey @reta I guess there is something missing, downloading the gradle-7.4.2.zip from releases, I can see But ya I have added Somehow the gradle jar version of OpenSearch, though it is said as updated to 7.4.2, the jar has the checksum of 7.3.3 version :) |
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@prudhvigodithi This is non-issue, the wrapper does not need to change from release to release, you could also check it here: |
@reta yes the link you provided is what I have used to verify the checksums, but found this link upgrading_wrapper, its always good to upgrade the wrapper with version as well. |
Description
Upgrade gradle version to 7.3.3 and java version to 17
Issues Resolved
#30
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