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Is there a way to force atlassian to use my version of a 'xyz' library rather than its own.

Nikita Bedmutha September 19, 2018

I am developing a bamboo plugin which uses a third party library. This library in turn depends on N number of other libraries like javax.ws.*, jersey 2.x etc. Few of which dependencies are already part of the atlassian framework but have different versions and as a result there are some conflict issues. How can I force atlassian to use libraries provided by my plugin and not its internal system libraries? 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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September 19, 2018

There are ways to do it, but you should not.  Unless you've checked that the Atlassian application is using compatible calls in every case, you don't want to pull the rug out from their code.

Nikita Bedmutha September 23, 2018

Okay.. Thanks Nic

Nikita Bedmutha September 24, 2018

Hi Nic, Can you please mention those ways in which we can achieve overriding our library over atlassian if at all we need to do.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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September 24, 2018

I can't ever support you doing this as it can (and usually does) break the core application.  Please, work with the core libraries.

Nikita Bedmutha September 25, 2018

okay..Thanks!

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