Change jackson-databind dependency to not being shipped transitively (OpenAPITools#60) #64
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domids
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| Starting from version `2.0.7` the jackson-databind dependency is no longer transitively shipped with this library. Therefore, it needs to be declared explicitly. This enables you to be more flexible in updating the jackson version you are using for your project. | |||
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Minor typo - I think it should be "version 0.2.7" instead of "version 2.0.7" :)
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This PR is a proposal for a long-term solution for the continuous maintenance of the jackson-databind library.
The user of jackson-databind-nullable will be forced to explicitly declare the dependency on jackson-databind. This gives him full control over the jackson version he uses for his project.
In the past, jackson-databind has been known to have some vulnerabilities.
With this change, the consumer is no longer directly bound to the jackson version that jackson-nullable was built with.
If you have any concerns, please let me know. I welcome any feedback.