Updating depencies and fixing NPE for annotation processing #38
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May 3, 2024 16:00
…tities now sorted by field name. Null checks added for annotation processing.
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Hello,
We are using this library in our API to serialize Java Objects, however due to old libraries and CVEs on the old libraries it triggers a lot of security warnings.
I have updated the Versions for the Libraries including:
moving to commons4
moving to latest version of reflections
set the log4j and log4j adapter as test scope dependencies, now library only uses latest version of slf4j 1.7.x.
I also ordered fields accessed by reflection by their name name to provide reproducable serialization of entities.
Add Null Checks to prevent NPE.
Updated version from 2.1.1-SN to 2.2.0
That would be nice if you can accept / review changes.