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[GitHub] [iceberg] kbendick edited a comment on pull request #3642: build: remove slf4j-api from dependency recommender

kbendick edited a comment on pull request #3642:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/3642#issuecomment-986298996


   > > Have we checked if this is just with the generated pom for the SNAPSHOT? That is, has anybody checked about doing —packages with 0.12.1 with a clean install (so not in local maven pre-fetched)? I’ll do that tomorrow if no one has (it’s late for me), but if it’s not needed for the normal release process, I’d prefer to see if there’s a way to handle it vs having to version just for the snapshot.
   > 
   > 0.12.1 works fine for me. Maybe this is related to splitting spark support in different versions, which came after 0.12.1
   
   Thinking on it further, 0.12.1 wouldn't be affected as we cherry-picked commits into it, and so 0.12.1 technically predates the repo reorganization. Also, 0.12.1 doesn't have Spark 3.2 on it.
   
   I took a closer look at the link and it recommends using another nebula dependency tool for generating the POM. Are we already using `nebula.maven-resolved-dependencies`? I took a look and didn't see that specific one anywhere. That might be the better fix for the SNAPSHOT release.
   
   From the link in the PR description: `Gradle requires that version numbers are present in the dependencies block to create a valid POM file that includes version numbers. To fix the issue this causes when using the dependency-recommender plug-in, apply the nebula.maven-resolved-dependencies plug-in from the nebula-publishing-plugin set.`


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