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Bump the java-production-dependencies group with 3 updates #213

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 7 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 8 months ago

Bumps the java-production-dependencies group with 3 updates: com.google.dagger:dagger, com.google.dagger:dagger-compiler and com.google.guava:guava.

Updates com.google.dagger:dagger from 2.49 to 2.51

Release notes

Sourced from com.google.dagger:dagger's releases.

Dagger 2.51

New Dagger Features

  • Added a @LazyClassKey annotation that supports using class names as a map key. Unlike the existing @ClassKey, the map generated by @LazyClassKey won’t eagerly load all of the classes for the keys. This can be useful in situations or environments where classloading can be expensive, such as on Android. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/dev-guide/multibindings

Potential breaking changes

  • Protected fields using @Inject are now banned in Kotlin classes. This is because Kotlin protected fields are not accessible by code in the same package, unlike Java. This has been working up to this point because Dagger generates Java code, but that is unintentional and would break if Dagger switched to generate Kotlin code.(408431a3b)

New Hilt Features

  • Fixed #3197: Used the new @LazyClassKey Dagger feature to remove the keep rule for @HiltViewModel class names. This allows obfuscation of @HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel class names with R8. (0786d0af5)
  • Added @SkipTestInjection which can be used for skipping test injection in Hilt Android tests, which may be useful if building separate custom test infrastructure to inject the test class from another Hilt component. (c40811e71)

Dagger bug fixes

  • Improve Dagger MissingBinding error messages to give more information and be more consistent. (c8722386a)
  • Fixed #4201: Suppress warning for casting in Dagger generated code. (813ffced8)
  • Fixed #4203: Removes @Deprecated annotation causing warnings (3cbc94ad3)
  • Fixed #4199: Support member injections from type aliased superclass (662d82359)
  • Complete Ksp support for Dagger Android: Added a Ksp Processor for Dagger Android ProguardProcessor that was previously missed. The ProguardProcessor is a Dagger Android implementation detail that makes sure the AndroidInjector works correctly when shrinking tools obfuscate @ContributesAndroidInjector annotated injector class names. (e71de27a1)

Dagger 2.50

Dagger

Potential breaking changes

  • Introduced a new dagger.internal.Provider to facilitate future support for jakarta.inject.Provider types. There should be no visible changes at this time, though with such a large change there is a risk of unanticipated version compatibility issues across libraries built with different Dagger versions. (75d3cbcf9)
  • Flip the default for -Adagger.explicitBindingConflictsWithInject to enabled. This flag fixes a bug where an explicit binding like an @Provides should conflict with @Inject bindings if the @Inject is actually used in a parent component. (8372c6308)

Bug fixes

  • Fixed the error message for an @Binds @IntoSet implementation with duplicate bindings. (8d0122322)
Commits
  • c6c0b8a 2.51 release
  • 0786d0a Allow obfuscating @​HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel name with r8.
  • c5075df Remove kitkat-specific test.
  • c40811e Add a SkipTestInjection annotation to disable injecting the test class. This ...
  • 02d62d6 Replace processingEnv.requireTypeElement() with `DaggerSuperficialValidatio...
  • c872238 Improve Dagger error messages to give more information and be more consistent.
  • 7ac1dcc Internal changes
  • 09e5ac2 Include proguard rules in dagger core artifact so that LazyClassKeyMap's stri...
  • 348bd75 Rename proguard_specs attribute for gen_maven_artifact to reflect how it will...
  • d7a55be Migrate usages of Truth8.assertThat to equivalent usages of `Truth.assertTh...
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


Updates com.google.dagger:dagger-compiler from 2.49 to 2.51

Release notes

Sourced from com.google.dagger:dagger-compiler's releases.

Dagger 2.51

New Dagger Features

  • Added a @LazyClassKey annotation that supports using class names as a map key. Unlike the existing @ClassKey, the map generated by @LazyClassKey won’t eagerly load all of the classes for the keys. This can be useful in situations or environments where classloading can be expensive, such as on Android. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/dev-guide/multibindings

Potential breaking changes

  • Protected fields using @Inject are now banned in Kotlin classes. This is because Kotlin protected fields are not accessible by code in the same package, unlike Java. This has been working up to this point because Dagger generates Java code, but that is unintentional and would break if Dagger switched to generate Kotlin code.(408431a3b)

New Hilt Features

  • Fixed #3197: Used the new @LazyClassKey Dagger feature to remove the keep rule for @HiltViewModel class names. This allows obfuscation of @HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel class names with R8. (0786d0af5)
  • Added @SkipTestInjection which can be used for skipping test injection in Hilt Android tests, which may be useful if building separate custom test infrastructure to inject the test class from another Hilt component. (c40811e71)

Dagger bug fixes

  • Improve Dagger MissingBinding error messages to give more information and be more consistent. (c8722386a)
  • Fixed #4201: Suppress warning for casting in Dagger generated code. (813ffced8)
  • Fixed #4203: Removes @Deprecated annotation causing warnings (3cbc94ad3)
  • Fixed #4199: Support member injections from type aliased superclass (662d82359)
  • Complete Ksp support for Dagger Android: Added a Ksp Processor for Dagger Android ProguardProcessor that was previously missed. The ProguardProcessor is a Dagger Android implementation detail that makes sure the AndroidInjector works correctly when shrinking tools obfuscate @ContributesAndroidInjector annotated injector class names. (e71de27a1)

Dagger 2.50

Dagger

Potential breaking changes

  • Introduced a new dagger.internal.Provider to facilitate future support for jakarta.inject.Provider types. There should be no visible changes at this time, though with such a large change there is a risk of unanticipated version compatibility issues across libraries built with different Dagger versions. (75d3cbcf9)
  • Flip the default for -Adagger.explicitBindingConflictsWithInject to enabled. This flag fixes a bug where an explicit binding like an @Provides should conflict with @Inject bindings if the @Inject is actually used in a parent component. (8372c6308)

Bug fixes

  • Fixed the error message for an @Binds @IntoSet implementation with duplicate bindings. (8d0122322)
Commits
  • c6c0b8a 2.51 release
  • 0786d0a Allow obfuscating @​HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel name with r8.
  • c5075df Remove kitkat-specific test.
  • c40811e Add a SkipTestInjection annotation to disable injecting the test class. This ...
  • 02d62d6 Replace processingEnv.requireTypeElement() with `DaggerSuperficialValidatio...
  • c872238 Improve Dagger error messages to give more information and be more consistent.
  • 7ac1dcc Internal changes
  • 09e5ac2 Include proguard rules in dagger core artifact so that LazyClassKeyMap's stri...
  • 348bd75 Rename proguard_specs attribute for gen_maven_artifact to reflect how it will...
  • d7a55be Migrate usages of Truth8.assertThat to equivalent usages of `Truth.assertTh...
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


Updates com.google.guava:guava from 32.1.3-jre to 33.1.0-jre

Release notes

Sourced from com.google.guava:guava's releases.

33.1.0

Request for Android users

If you know of Guava Android users who have not yet upgraded to at least the previous release 33.0.0, please encourage them to do so. Starting with that version, we are experimenting with including Java 8+ APIs in guava-android. Before we commit to adding such APIs, we want as much testing as we can get: If we later expose a set of Java 8+ APIs and then discover that they break users, we won't want to remove them, as the removal would break users, too.

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.google.guava</groupId>
  <artifactId>guava</artifactId>
  <version>33.1.0-jre</version>
  <!-- or, for Android: -->
  <version>33.1.0-android</version>
</dependency>

Jar files

Guava requires one runtime dependency, which you can download here:

Javadoc

JDiff

Changelog

  • Updated our Error Prone dependency to 2.26.1, which includes a JPMS-ready jar of annotations. If you use the Error Prone annotations in a modular build of your own code, you may need to add a requires line for them. (d48c6dfbb8, c6e91c498ced26631029d1bdfdb9154d4a217368)
  • base: Added a Duration overload for Suppliers.memoizeWithExpiration. (76e46ec35b)
  • base: Deprecated the remaining two overloads of Throwables.propagateIfPossible. They won't be deleted, but we recommend migrating off them. (cf86414a87)
  • cache: Fixed a bug that could cause false "recursive load" reports during refresh. (0e1aebf73e)
  • graph: Changed the return types of transitiveClosure() and reachableNodes() to Immutable* types. reachableNodes() already returned an immutable object (even though that was not reflected in the declared return type); transitiveClosure() used to return a mutable object. The old signatures remain available, so this change does not break binary compatibility. (09e655f6c1)
  • graph: Changed the behavior of views returned by graph accessor methods that take a graph element as input: They now throw IllegalStateException when that element is removed from the graph. (8dca776341)
  • hash: Optimized Checksum-based hash functions for Java 9+. (afb35a5d1b)
  • testing: Exposed FakeTicker Duration methods to Android users. (f346bbb6a7)
  • util.concurrent: Deprecated the constructors of UncheckedExecutionException and ExecutionError that don't accept a cause. We won't remove these constructors, but we recommend migrating off them, as users of those classes often assume that instances will contain a cause. (1bb3c4386b)
  • util.concurrent: Improved the correctness of racy accesses for J2ObjC users. (d3232b71ce)

... (truncated)

Commits


Updates com.google.dagger:dagger-compiler from 2.49 to 2.51

Release notes

Sourced from com.google.dagger:dagger-compiler's releases.

Dagger 2.51

New Dagger Features

  • Added a @LazyClassKey annotation that supports using class names as a map key. Unlike the existing @ClassKey, the map generated by @LazyClassKey won’t eagerly load all of the classes for the keys. This can be useful in situations or environments where classloading can be expensive, such as on Android. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/dev-guide/multibindings

Potential breaking changes

  • Protected fields using @Inject are now banned in Kotlin classes. This is because Kotlin protected fields are not accessible by code in the same package, unlike Java. This has been working up to this point because Dagger generates Java code, but that is unintentional and would break if Dagger switched to generate Kotlin code.(408431a3b)

New Hilt Features

  • Fixed #3197: Used the new @LazyClassKey Dagger feature to remove the keep rule for @HiltViewModel class names. This allows obfuscation of @HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel class names with R8. (0786d0af5)
  • Added @SkipTestInjection which can be used for skipping test injection in Hilt Android tests, which may be useful if building separate custom test infrastructure to inject the test class from another Hilt component. (c40811e71)

Dagger bug fixes

  • Improve Dagger MissingBinding error messages to give more information and be more consistent. (c8722386a)
  • Fixed #4201: Suppress warning for casting in Dagger generated code. (813ffced8)
  • Fixed #4203: Removes @Deprecated annotation causing warnings (3cbc94ad3)
  • Fixed #4199: Support member injections from type aliased superclass (662d82359)
  • Complete Ksp support for Dagger Android: Added a Ksp Processor for Dagger Android ProguardProcessor that was previously missed. The ProguardProcessor is a Dagger Android implementation detail that makes sure the AndroidInjector works correctly when shrinking tools obfuscate @ContributesAndroidInjector annotated injector class names. (e71de27a1)

Dagger 2.50

Dagger

Potential breaking changes

  • Introduced a new dagger.internal.Provider to facilitate future support for jakarta.inject.Provider types. There should be no visible changes at this time, though with such a large change there is a risk of unanticipated version compatibility issues across libraries built with different Dagger versions. (75d3cbcf9)
  • Flip the default for -Adagger.explicitBindingConflictsWithInject to enabled. This flag fixes a bug where an explicit binding like an @Provides should conflict with @Inject bindings if the @Inject is actually used in a parent component. (8372c6308)

Bug fixes

  • Fixed the error message for an @Binds @IntoSet implementation with duplicate bindings. (8d0122322)
Commits
  • c6c0b8a 2.51 release
  • 0786d0a Allow obfuscating @​HiltViewModel annotated ViewModel name with r8.
  • c5075df Remove kitkat-specific test.
  • c40811e Add a SkipTestInjection annotation to disable injecting the test class. This ...
  • 02d62d6 Replace processingEnv.requireTypeElement() with `DaggerSuperficialValidatio...
  • c872238 Improve Dagger error messages to give more information and be more consistent.
  • 7ac1dcc Internal changes
  • 09e5ac2 Include proguard rules in dagger core artifact so that LazyClassKeyMap's stri...
  • 348bd75 Rename proguard_specs attribute for gen_maven_artifact to reflect how it will...
  • d7a55be Migrate usages of Truth8.assertThat to equivalent usages of `Truth.assertTh...
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


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dependabot[bot] commented 7 months ago

Superseded by #216.