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Summary of Changes
Hello @dconeybe, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request updates the dependencies used in the Data Connect demo application's build file. The primary change involves adopting the recommended practice of using the Firebase Bill of Materials (BoM) to manage the version of the firebase-dataconnect
library. Additionally, several other key library versions are updated to more recent releases, ensuring the demo remains current with the ecosystem.
Highlights
- Dependency Management: Switched the
firebase-dataconnect
dependency in the demo app'sbuild.gradle.kts
to use the Firebase Bill of Materials (BoM) version33.15.0
instead of specifying an explicit version for the individual library. - Dependency Updates: Updated several other dependencies in the demo app, including the Android Gradle Plugin (
8.10.1
),kotlinx-serialization-core
(1.8.1
),androidx.appcompat
(1.7.1
), andandroidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-ktx
(2.9.1
).
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Code Review
The pull request updates several dependencies in the demo project's build.gradle.kts
file and switches firebase-dataconnect
to use the Firebase BoM. Several of the specified new version numbers appear unusually high or may not correspond to current public stable releases. These versions should be carefully verified.
Coverage Report 1Affected ProductsNo changes between base commit (f735209) and merge commit (fb62070).Test Logs |
Test Results 66 files - 958 66 suites - 958 1m 16s ⏱️ - 33m 23s Results for commit 01694b4. ± Comparison against base commit f735209. This pull request removes 5238 tests.
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Size Report 1Affected ProductsNo changes between base commit (f735209) and merge commit (fb62070).Test Logs |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates dependency versions in the Data Connect demo app’s build file to adopt the Firebase Bill of Materials (BoM) for managing the firebase-dataconnect library and to refresh several other libraries to their most recent releases.
- Switched from an explicit version for firebase-dataconnect to using the Firebase BoM (version 33.15.0).
- Updated key dependencies including the Android Gradle Plugin (8.10.1), kotlinx-serialization-core (1.8.1), appcompat (1.7.1), and lifecycle-viewmodel-ktx (2.9.1).
Update the dependencies used in the Data Connect demo application's build file. The primary change involves adopting the recommended practice of using the Firebase Bill of Materials (BoM) to manage the version of the
firebase-dataconnect
library. Additionally, several other key library versions are updated to more recent releases.Highlights
firebase-dataconnect
dependency in the demo app'sbuild.gradle.kts
to use the Firebase Bill of Materials (BoM) version33.15.0
instead of specifying an explicit version for the individual library.8.10.1
),kotlinx-serialization-core
(1.8.1
),androidx.appcompat
(1.7.1
), andandroidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-ktx
(2.9.1
).