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We recommend that you add this build tool to your project and run it by adding the azure:run Maven target to your regular build process. The Azure SDK for Java build tool, introduced in Get started with Azure SDK and Apache Maven, helps to identify commonly encountered issues.

#JACKSON ANNOTATIONS VERSION HOW TO#

The following sections describe methods on how to diagnose version mismatch issues. Not all libraries strictly follow semantic versioning, and breaking changes sometimes happen within the same major version. Diamond dependency incompatibility usually results in runtime failures such as NoClassDefFoundError, NoSuchMethodError, or other LinkageError. The API incompatibility of direct dependencies results in compilation errors. For more information, see Introduction to the Dependency Mechanism in the Maven documentation and Understanding dependency resolution in the Gradle documentation. However, it's not guaranteed that the resolved dependency version is compatible with all consumers of that dependency in your application. Dependency managers such as Maven and Gradle resolve all dependencies so that there's only a single version of each dependency on the classpath. Many Java applications and frameworks use these libraries directly or transitively, which leads to version conflicts. This article describes dependency version conflicts and how to troubleshoot them.Īzure client libraries for Java depend on several popular third-party libraries: Jackson, Netty, Reactor, and SLF4J.

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