We have missed several new versions of com.google.guava.guava because they name their release packages like 33.1.0-android. Traditionally, adding any sort of label after a hyphen indicates that the package is a pre-release version so we ignore it. Thus we have been ignoring their new versions.
Fix our update script to allow a pre-release tag of -android to count as a stable release version so we will process guava updates.
Additionally, go ahead and bump guava to the latest version available. Note we remove the -android from the NuGet version, as it is not a pre-release package.
We have missed several new versions of
com.google.guava.guavabecause they name their release packages like33.1.0-android. Traditionally, adding any sort of label after a hyphen indicates that the package is a pre-release version so we ignore it. Thus we have been ignoring their new versions.Fix our update script to allow a pre-release tag of
-androidto count as a stable release version so we will processguavaupdates.Additionally, go ahead and bump
guavato the latest version available. Note we remove the-androidfrom the NuGet version, as it is not a pre-release package.