To my understanding, this will also avoid implied dependencies in Jenkins as described in PR #8, which would be awesome!
Can this be merged and released please?

@andham thanks for asking. Would you be interested in adopting the plugin so that you could merge the change and release a new version?

@evernat or @kohsuke would you be willing to merge this pull request so that the plugin is regularly tested with Java 21? No need for a release, just a merge of the change.

Not that I work on this plugin, but I didn't want to waste the good effort from @MarkEWaite so I went ahead and pressed the button.

@andham an incremental build of the plugin with this change is available. Could you test it and share the results so that others know if it resolves the question you asked earlier in #12 (comment) ?

I've tested the linked incremental build on Jenkins 2.414.3 on openJDK 11 and I can confirm it avoids the implied dependencies.

Thanks @andham and @MarkEWaite
Note that this plugin is not abandoned and I continue to maintain it, like I have done for the last 14 years. Version is synchronized by me with javamelody-core and release is automated with a script which is not here.

PR #11 was on hold following very unpleasant discussion about itext dependency in particular.
I think I am not resentful, so we can put that under the carpet.

Thanks @andham and @MarkEWaite Note that this plugin is not abandoned and I continue to maintain it, like I have done for the last 14 years. Version is synchronized by me with javamelody-core and release is automated with a script which is not here.

Thanks very much for maintaining the plugin! Much appreciated. I wasn't aware that the version number is synchronized with the release of javamelody-core. Considering the multiple plugins that you maintain for java-melody core, that makes sense. It also makes sense that the release script is outside this repository, since there are plugins for multiple systems (Jenkins, Confluence, Bamboo, ...).

there are plugins for multiple systems (Jenkins, Confluence, Bamboo, ...)

Indeed, the same system javamelody is available as :

• javamelody-core for classic webapp (the most used)
• spring-boot-starter (the second most used)
• jenkins (the most used after spring-boot)
• jira/confluence/bamboo/bitbucket
• sonar
• alfresco
• liferay
• grails
• gerrit
• and collector-server
  for the ones I know of.