[infra] Bump spotless to a latest stable release #7058
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We were using the beta release, which is not ideal since stable releases are already out for the same major version.
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This pull request focuses on improving the stability of our build infrastructure by upgrading the spotless code formatter dependency. The change moves us from a beta release to a more recent stable version within the same major release line.
Highlights
- Dependency Upgrade: Upgraded the
spotlessdependency from version7.0.0.BETA3to7.0.4to utilize a stable release, moving away from a beta version.
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This pull request updates the spotless Gradle plugin from a beta version (7.0.0.BETA3) to a recent stable release (7.0.4). This is a good practice as it moves away from a pre-release version, ensuring better stability and including bug fixes. The change is straightforward and correct. I have no further suggestions.
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We were using the beta release, which is not ideal since stable releases are already out for the same major version.