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    • Updated internal test dependencies to newer versions for improved reliability and compatibility. No changes to user-facing features.

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This update modifies the versions and SHA256 checksums for JUnit, Jimfs, and Guava test dependencies within the rules_antlr_test_dependencies function in the antlr/repositories.bzl file. No other logic or exported entity declarations were changed.

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antlr/repositories.bzl Updated versions and SHA256 checksums for JUnit, Jimfs, and Guava in test dependencies.

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663-664: Bump JUnit test dependency to 4.13.2
Version and SHA256 updated to the latest JUnit 4.13.2 release.


669-670: Upgrade Jimfs to 1.3.0
Dependency version and checksum correctly reflect Jimfs 1.3.0.


675-676: Update Guava test dependency to 33.4.8-jre
Version and SHA256 aligned with the latest Guava release.


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Hello @albertocavalcante, 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!

Summary of Changes

Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by albertocavalcante, is a chore focused on dependency management. Specifically, it aims to upgrade several test dependencies used within the rules_antlr project to their latest available versions. The changes are confined to the antlr/repositories.bzl file, updating the versions and corresponding SHA-256 hashes for junit, jimfs, and guava.

Highlights

  • Dependency Upgrades: The primary goal of this PR is to update key test dependencies to their latest releases.
  • JUnit Update: Updates JUnit from version 4.12 to 4.13.2.
  • Jimfs Update: Updates Jimfs (an in-memory file system for Java) from version 1.1 to 1.3.0.
  • Guava Update: Updates Guava (Google's core libraries for Java) from version 27.1-jre to 33.4.8-jre.

Changelog

  • antlr/repositories.bzl
    • Updated JUnit version from 4.12 to 4.13.2 (line 663).
    • Updated JUnit SHA-256 hash (line 664).
    • Updated Jimfs version from 1.1 to 1.3.0 (line 669).
    • Updated Jimfs SHA-256 hash (line 670).
    • Updated Guava version from 27.1-jre to 33.4.8-jre (line 675).
    • Updated Guava SHA-256 hash (line 676).
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Code Review

This PR updates several test dependencies (JUnit, JimFS, and Guava) to their latest releases in antlr/repositories.bzl. Keeping dependencies current is excellent practice for security, bug fixes, and leveraging new features.

The changes are clear, directly updating the version strings and their corresponding SHA256 hashes. The structure of the dependency definitions is maintained correctly.

Key considerations for such updates, which are typically verified by the author or through CI processes, include:

  • SHA256 Correctness: Ensuring the new SHA256 hashes precisely match the official releases of the updated dependency versions is crucial for security and build integrity.
  • Compatibility: The update to Guava (from 27.1-jre to 33.4.8-jre) is a notable version jump. While these are test-scoped dependencies, any API changes would need to be compatible with the existing test suite. CI test runs should confirm this.

The code changes themselves are well-executed for a dependency upgrade. Good job on this maintenance task!

Summary of Findings

  • Dependency Updates: Test dependencies JUnit, JimFS, and Guava were updated to their latest versions. This is a good maintenance practice that helps keep the project secure and up-to-date.
  • Verification of Hashes and Compatibility: The correctness of the updated SHA256 hashes and the compatibility of the new dependency versions (especially the significant Guava upgrade from v27.1 to v33.4.8) are critical. These aspects are assumed to be verified by the author and/or CI processes. No issues were found in the code changes themselves that meet the medium or higher severity threshold for direct comments, as per the review settings.

Merge Readiness

This pull request appears to be in good shape for merging. It cleanly updates test dependencies to their latest versions, which is a valuable maintenance activity. The changes are straightforward and follow standard practices for dependency management in the Bazel Starlark file.

Assuming the new SHA256 checksums have been verified for correctness and that CI processes confirm compatibility with the updated versions (particularly the Guava upgrade), these changes are beneficial.

As a reviewer, I am not authorized to approve pull requests. Please ensure all necessary CI checks pass and seek further reviews or approvals as per the project's contribution guidelines before merging.

@albertocavalcante albertocavalcante merged commit f37da3d into main Jun 9, 2025
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@albertocavalcante albertocavalcante deleted the upgrade-test-deps branch June 9, 2025 02:05
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