I am currently stuck on a Gradle versions, which does not allow using newer versions of the JMH plugin. Therefore I am only able to use Version 0.4.8, which includes JMH 1.23, but I need at least 1.24 for async-profiler to work. I tried updating the JMH version via jmhVersion, which does not work due to some issue. I could fork the repository and publish a copy to our corporate maven repository, but I would like to not do this steps.
Therefore I suggest releasing a patch version of 0.4.8 as 0.4.8.1 or 0.4.8-jmh132 to the maven repository. The fix is quite trivial by increasing the JMH version from 1.23 to 1.32.
What do you guy think? I would prepare a PR for this.
I am currently stuck on a Gradle versions, which does not allow using newer versions of the JMH plugin. Therefore I am only able to use Version 0.4.8, which includes JMH 1.23, but I need at least 1.24 for async-profiler to work. I tried updating the JMH version via
jmhVersion, which does not work due to some issue. I could fork the repository and publish a copy to our corporate maven repository, but I would like to not do this steps.Problem: https://github.com/melix/jmh-gradle-plugin/issues/172 (1.23 not compatible to 1.24)
Therefore I suggest releasing a patch version of
0.4.8as0.4.8.1or0.4.8-jmh132to the maven repository. The fix is quite trivial by increasing the JMH version from 1.23 to 1.32.What do you guy think? I would prepare a PR for this.