Łukasz,
That will probably work.
What happens when a dependency gets updated multiple times in a
release? Will it be listed multiple times (since it shows all issues
with that type)?
My reasoning was:
* When you need to do a quick upgrade due to a fixed vulnerability you
just want a quick checkl
2017-07-14 9:04 GMT+02:00 Stefaan Dutry :
> What happens when a dependency gets updated multiple times in a
> release? Will it be listed multiple times (since it shows all issues
> with that type)?
It will allow me (or anybody other) quickly figure out the duplication
and I can just leave info abo
> To sum up: only the latest version of a dependency will be listed in
> the version notes
Great.
> but in this case (if the vulnerability can have large impact) we are
> preparing a fast track release (e.g. 2.5.10.1) - in this case the list
> of changes is none or very minimal
True, those chang
That page looks pretty good, it is quite clear and well formatted. And
covers an exceptional range from hello-world with view only action, all the
way to overrides at the end.
Two very small errors:
1) A line which reads: The Convention Plugin will pre-configure all of you
action classes when Stru
