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Bump org.quartz-scheduler:quartz from 2.3.2 to 2.5.0 in the prod-deps group #325

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 6 days ago

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Bumps the prod-deps group with 1 update: org.quartz-scheduler:quartz.

Updates org.quartz-scheduler:quartz from 2.3.2 to 2.5.0

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Quartz 2.5.0

Most Significant Changes This Release (over 2.4.0):

  • Move to Jakarta namespace

All changes/updates:

Open Issues

Completed Issues

Quartz 2.4.0

Most Significant Changes This Release:

  • Quartz 2.4.0 now requires minimum Java version of Java 8
  • Quartz build system moved to Gradle
  • 3rd party libraries (slf4j, log4j, Hikari, etc.) upgraded to more recent versions
  • Maven POMs generated from gradle declare 3rd party dependencies as "provided" scope
  • Removal of old TerracottaJobStore
  • "NativeJob" class removed from "quartz-jobs" artifact. This resolves security concerns related to code execution. While it is possible to safely use this Job class, it is a risk for users that don’t engage some thought. If you wish to still use this job or something like it, the source code for it can now be found as "example15".
  • Example programs can now simply be executed via gradle. See the "examples_guide.txt" file in the examples folder of the quartz repository for full description and info.

All changes/updates:

Open Issues

Completed Issues

Quartz 2.4.0 RC1

This is a Release Candidate for 2.4.0

Most Significant Changes This Release:

  • Quartz 2.4.0 now requires minimum Java version of Java 8
  • Quartz build system moved to Gradle
  • 3rd party libraries (slf4j, log4j, Hikari) upgraded to more recent versions
  • Maven POMs generated from gradle declare 3rd party dependencies as "provided" scope
  • Removal of old TerracottaJobStore
  • "NativeJob" class removed from "quartz-jobs" artifact. This resolves security concerns related to code execution. While it is possible to safely use this Job class, it is a risk for users that don’t engage some thought. If you wish to still use this job or something like it, the source code for it can now be found as "example15".
  • Example programs can now simply be executed via gradle. See the "exmaples_guide.txt" file in the examples folder of the quartz repository for full description and info.

All changes/updates:

Open Issues

Completed Issues

Commits
  • 05a497e Set quartzVersion to 2.5.0
  • d0403ee Merge pull request #1262 from jhouserizer/fix_javadoc_in_jepe
  • a7393a3 Fix javadoc errors in JobExecutionProcessException
  • cbe23a1 Merge pull request #1260 from ohksj77/handle-misfired-trigger-exception
  • 84204e6 Merge pull request #1257 from bcode2/quartz-2.5x-remove-redundant-initialization
  • 6ca2800 Merge pull request #1252 from konopka/fix_tomorrowat_returning_wrong_date_whe...
  • f31d0c8 Handle exceptions thrown while retrieving the misfired trigger
  • 6b474d6 refactor: remove-redundant-initialization
  • 33ef506 Merge pull request #1254 from konopka/fix_setrepeatinterval_accepts_invalid_v...
  • 94c890f Merge pull request #1253 from amergey/main
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