Some of the dependencies referenced by the plugin are pretty old. For example, it uses google-api-client 1.30.9, released 4 years ago. In turn, the dependency pulls in a very old version of jackson-core, 2.10.2, which contains a security vulnerability with "high" severity.
How would you use it?
Gradle doesn't create an isolated classloader between different plugins in a project. Therefore, Jackson core can easily conflict with other Jackson core versions in the combined plugin classpath.
What feature would you like to see?
Some of the dependencies referenced by the plugin are pretty old. For example, it uses
google-api-client
1.30.9, released 4 years ago. In turn, the dependency pulls in a very old version ofjackson-core
, 2.10.2, which contains a security vulnerability with "high" severity.How would you use it?
Gradle doesn't create an isolated classloader between different plugins in a project. Therefore, Jackson core can easily conflict with other Jackson core versions in the combined plugin classpath.