gradle release v3.4.7

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To be merged after the release is complete.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the project's development version in gradle.properties. This is a standard post-release step, setting the stage for future development work on the next iteration of the jib-gradle-plugin after the 3.4.7 release has been finalized.

Highlights

• Version Update: The jib-gradle-plugin/gradle.properties file has been updated to increment the version from "3.4.6-SNAPSHOT" to "3.4.8-SNAPSHOT". This change likely prepares the project for the next development iteration following the 3.4.7 release.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to update the version for the next development cycle following the v3.4.7 release. However, it introduces a version inconsistency between jib-gradle-plugin and jib-maven-plugin. While the gradle plugin's version is being updated, the maven plugin's version is left unchanged. For project consistency, these versions should be synchronized. I have added a comment detailing the issue and the required fix.

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This version bump to 3.4.8-SNAPSHOT appears correct for the next development cycle after the v3.4.7 release. However, there are a couple of versioning inconsistencies:

1. The previous version was 3.4.6-SNAPSHOT, while the jib-maven-plugin is at 3.4.7-SNAPSHOT. This indicates the versions were already out of sync.
2. This change updates only the jib-gradle-plugin, leaving jib-maven-plugin at 3.4.7-SNAPSHOT.

To maintain consistency across the project, both plugins should have the same version. Please also update the version in jib-maven-plugin/gradle.properties to 3.4.8-SNAPSHOT within this pull request.