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Recent versions of JRuby core bumped their jnr-posix dependencies to version 3.0.9, which has transitive dependencies on jnr-ffi 2.0.1 and asm-* 5.0.3. However, JRuby core was still expressing explicit dependencies on jnr-ffi 2.0.0 and asm-* 4.0. These conflicting dependencies cause build failures when used with tools that do strict validation.
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HEH. I spent so much time releasing and re-releasing poms to get everything lined up... Thanks for hopefully the final change for a while. |
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poms are so much fun :) |
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Recent versions of JRuby core bumped their jnr-posix dependencies
to version 3.0.9, which has transitive dependencies on jnr-ffi 2.0.1
and asm-* 5.0.3. However, JRuby core was still expressing explicit
dependencies on jnr-ffi 2.0.0 and asm-* 4.0. These conflicting
dependencies cause build failures when used with tools that do
strict validation.