update versions in readme examples #431
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Just to check — you've verified that the newer version actually works in this context...? |
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Yes we are using it with no issues e.g. https://github.com/guardian/members-data-api/blob/a5bb9b3576536f362c144690712ac8922a943e47/project/Dependencies.scala#L30 although having said that intellij is letting me know that 1.5.6 is out by now! |
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I've added another change to make the compile use that version too, as it makes no sense for me to leave it inconsistent. |
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@johnduffell so this now incorporates #432 ? I can't approve this one or 432, the other maintainers need to make a choice here. |
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Thank you, this is redundant and will be resolved once #432 is merged. |
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Just noticed that the readme is pointing at a version of logback with a high severity vulnerability, so I've just bumped the version to a safer one.