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The latest versions-maven-plugin (2.9.0) is compiled on java 8. The command used to invoke that plugin will, without special care, use the latest version. Could this dependency be explicitly declared or a known-good version be pinned? Perhaps even a configuration parameter to specify the version of versions-maven-plugin to be used?
This issue can easily be worked-around by using specifying a version in a pluginManagement element of a java 7 project using this plugin, but diagnosing the release pipeline failure was tricky without the dependency on versions being declared.
The latest
versions-maven-plugin
(2.9.0) is compiled on java 8. The command used to invoke that plugin will, without special care, use the latest version. Could this dependency be explicitly declared or a known-good version be pinned? Perhaps even a configuration parameter to specify the version ofversions-maven-plugin
to be used?This issue can easily be worked-around by using specifying a version in a pluginManagement element of a java 7 project using this plugin, but diagnosing the release pipeline failure was tricky without the dependency on
versions
being declared.edit: this also applies to the tycho versions plugin which broke support for Java 7 back in version 0.25.0 and now requires at least Java 11.
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