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Update gradle locks (Automated) #246

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Autogenerated gradle lock updates


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  • Updated graphql-java dependency across multiple modules from version 19.6 to 19.11.
  • Updated hypertrace-bom dependency across multiple modules from version 0.3.23 to 0.3.28.
  • Updated platform-http-service-framework, platform-metrics, platform-service-framework, and service-framework-spi dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-service from version 0.1.73 to 0.1.76.

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gradle.lockfile
Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-service             

hypertrace-graphql-service/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • Updated platform-http-service-framework, platform-metrics,
    platform-service-framework, and service-framework-spi from 0.1.73 to
    0.1.76
  • +6/-6     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-labels-schema-impl

    hypertrace-graphql-labels-schema-impl/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in
    hypertrace-graphql-span-processing-schema

    hypertrace-graphql-span-processing-schema/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in
    hypertrace-graphql-gateway-service-metric-utils

    hypertrace-graphql-gateway-service-metric-utils/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-entity-type     

    hypertrace-graphql-entity-type/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-spaces-schema 

    hypertrace-graphql-spaces-schema/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-entity-schema 

    hypertrace-graphql-entity-schema/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-explorer-schema

    hypertrace-graphql-explorer-schema/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-attribute-scope

    hypertrace-graphql-attribute-scope/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
    gradle.lockfile
    Update Gradle dependencies in hypertrace-graphql-labels-schema-api

    hypertrace-graphql-labels-schema-api/gradle.lockfile

  • Updated graphql-java version from 19.6 to 19.11
  • Updated hypertrace-bom version from 0.3.23 to 0.3.28
  • +2/-2     
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    Things to consider

    Based on the provided PR Git Diff, the changes are related to updating the versions of dependencies in various gradle.lockfile files. Here are some potential issues that could arise from these updates:

    1. Functional Bugs: If any of the updated dependencies (graphql-java, hypertrace-bom, platform-http-service-framework, platform-metrics, platform-service-framework, service-framework-spi) have introduced breaking changes or have bugs in the new versions, this could lead to functional bugs in the application. It is important to review the release notes of these updated dependencies to ensure that there are no breaking changes that would affect the application's functionality.

    2. Regression Bugs: Updating dependencies can sometimes introduce regression bugs if the application code is not compatible with the new versions of the dependencies. This could happen if the application relies on behavior that was present in the old versions but has been changed or removed in the new versions.

    3. Missed Edge Cases: If the application has specific edge cases that were handled based on the behavior of the older versions of the dependencies, these cases might have been missed during the update. It is crucial to have comprehensive test coverage to catch such edge cases.

    To mitigate these risks, it is recommended to:

    • Review the changelogs of the updated dependencies for any breaking changes or known issues.
    • Run the full suite of automated tests to ensure that the application behaves as expected after the dependency updates.
    • Perform manual testing, especially around areas of the application that heavily rely on the updated dependencies.
    • Monitor the application closely after deploying the changes to production to catch any issues early.

    Without specific knowledge of the application's code and how it interacts with these dependencies, it is not possible to point out concrete bugs. However, the potential issues listed above are common concerns when updating dependencies in a project.

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