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build: upgrade lombok to 1.18.34 #139

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  • Improvements
    • Updated the lombok dependency to the latest version, enhancing compatibility and functionality.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the pom.xml file, primarily focusing on dependency version upgrades and the introduction of new profiles for managing different versions of Vaadin. The lombok dependency version has been updated, and two new profiles, v23 and v24, have been created. These profiles specify different versions of Vaadin and Maven compiler settings, with the v24 profile also including new repositories for accessing Vaadin pre-releases.

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pom.xml Updated lombok dependency version from 1.18.24 to 1.18.34. Added new profiles v23 and v24 with specific properties for vaadin.version, maven.compiler.source, maven.compiler.target, and jetty.version, including new repositories for Vaadin pre-releases.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pom.xml (2)

Line range hint 467-474: Profile v23 configuration is appropriate.

The profile correctly sets up Vaadin 23.3.5 (LTS) with Java 11, which is the minimum required version. Consider adding a comment explaining when to use this profile for better maintainability.

Consider documenting the following in your README:

  1. When to use the v23 profile
  2. Any known limitations or considerations when using Vaadin 23

Line range hint 476-498: Profile v24 configuration is well structured.

The profile correctly sets up:

  • Vaadin 24.2.6 with Java 17 (minimum required version)
  • Jetty 11.0.12 (appropriate for Java 17)
  • Pre-release repositories for Vaadin

Consider:

  1. Documenting the profile usage in README
  2. Adding a comment explaining why pre-release repositories are needed
  3. Setting up CI workflows to test against both v23 and v24 profiles
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90-90: LGTM! Lombok version upgrade looks good.

The upgrade to Lombok 1.18.34 is a good move as it brings Java 21 support and various improvements. The 'provided' scope is correctly maintained.

Let's verify if any Lombok annotations are used in the codebase:

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Let me check the specific Lombok annotations being used to ensure compatibility:


Lombok version upgrade to 1.18.34 is safe and compatible

The codebase uses basic Lombok annotations (@Getter, @Setter, @AllArgsConstructor, @requiredargsconstructor) that have remained stable and backward compatible in version 1.18.34. These annotations are core features that haven't undergone breaking changes in this version.

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@paodb paodb merged commit ea2abfc into master Nov 5, 2024
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@paodb paodb deleted the lombok-1.18.24 branch November 5, 2024 13:02
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