[GitHub] [spark] srowen commented on pull request #35630: [SPARK-38287][BUILD][SQL] Upgrade `h2` from 2.0.204 to 2.1.210 in /sql/core

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srowen commented on pull request #35630:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/35630#issuecomment-1048763930


   Looking OK though you may have to run `./dev/test-dependencies.sh --replace_manifest` to update the files we use to detect dependency changes.
   
   But it's a test-only dependency, so this doesn't actually affect Spark at runtime, and may not show up.
   
   I think it's OK to update but Spark wouldn't be susceptible to any CVE if it does not use h2 itself. Is the security scanner flagging test-only dependencies or marking them as such? if not it should; if it does, you can generally not worry about them as an end user. But if they're trivial to update, sure.


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