Open anuragagarwal561994 opened 3 months ago
Environment:
Description of the issue: When a timestamped version of a snapshot dependency is used, jib includes the jar representing the snapshot which is usually the latest timestamp, hence not being able to make a reproducible build.
Example:
<dependency> <groupId>com.example<groupId> <artifactId>artifact<artifactId> <version>4.127-20240621.201418-5</version> </dependency>
In this case from debug logs I get:
Snapshot dependencies: [DEBUG] /.m2/repository/com/example/artifact/4.127-SNAPSHOT/artifact-4.127-SNAPSHOT.jar
This will represent the latest version of the file.
Expected behavior: Instead of generic snapshot, timestamped snapshot should be picked and added to the classpath
Environment:
Description of the issue: When a timestamped version of a snapshot dependency is used, jib includes the jar representing the snapshot which is usually the latest timestamp, hence not being able to make a reproducible build.
Example:
In this case from debug logs I get:
This will represent the latest version of the file.
Expected behavior: Instead of generic snapshot, timestamped snapshot should be picked and added to the classpath