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[jira] [Created] (SHIRO-746) Inconsistent library versions notice.

Kaifeng Huang created SHIRO-746:
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             Summary: Inconsistent library versions notice.
                 Key: SHIRO-746
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-746
             Project: Shiro
          Issue Type: Improvement
            Reporter: Kaifeng Huang
         Attachments: apache shiro.pdf

Hi. I have implemented a tool to detect library version inconsistencies. Your project have 1 inconsistent library.

Take com.google.inject.extensions:guice-servlet for example, this library is declared as version 4.2.2 in integration-tests/guice4, 3.0 in integration-tests/guice3 and etc... Such version inconsistencies may cause unnecessary maintenance effort in the long run. For example, if two modules become inter-dependent, library version conflict may happen. It has already become a common issue and hinders development progress. Thus a version harmonization is necessary.

Provided we applied a version harmonization, I calculated the cost it may have to harmonize to all upper versions including an up-to-date one. The cost refers to POM config changes and API invocation changes. Take com.google.inject.extensions:guice-servlet for example, if we harmonize all the library versions into 4.2.2. The concern is, how much should the project code adapt to the newer library version. We list an effort table to quantify the harmonization cost.

The effort table shows the overall harmonization cost on APIs. It seems your project have no API invokes on this library, which could be safely upgrade to 4.2.2


||Index||Module||NA(NAC)||NDA(NDAC)||NMA(NMAC)||
|1|integration-tests/guice4|0(0)|0(0)|0(0)|
|2|integration-tests/guice3|0(0)|0(0)|0(0)|
|3|samples/guice|0(0)|0(0)|0(0)|
|4|..|..|..|..|


Also we provided another table to show the potential files that may be affected due to library API change, which could help to spot the concerned API usage and rerun the test cases.




If you are interested, you can have a more complete and detailed report in the attached PDF file.



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