This question is about to clarify what exactly a transitive dependency is and how it works at very high level in Maven.
My definition: in a dependency tree like A --> B --> C, C is a transitive dependency for A. Assume B has scope compile within A.
If C has scope compile within B, then declaring B as dependency of A suffices to build A with Maven. But if C has scope provided within B then, when Maven builds A, the building will not automatically compile A against C unless A declares C among its dependencies.
Is this correct?
transitive dependency that is managed by the parent POM, just add a. version property for that dependency. For this rule to work the parent. POM has to define version properties for all the dependencies that it. manages (the spring-boot-starter-parent does this).
In a computer program a direct dependency is functionality exported by a library, or API, or any software component that is referenced directly by the program itself. A transitive dependency is any dependency that is induced by the components that the program references directly.
Once you identify your package to be fixed using any of the above methods, to fix the transitive dependency, you must add a dependency to the updated version of the vulnerable package by adding it to the . csproj file. i.e such a vulnerable package needs to be made a direct dependency of your main project.
Your assumption is correct.
There are two types of Maven dependencies:
Direct: These are dependencies defined in your pom.xml
file under the <dependencies/>
section.
Transitive: These are dependencies that are dependencies of your direct dependencies.
Dependencies with provided
scope are meant to:
war
files you would not want to include servlet-api
, servlet-jsp
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