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The official recommendation from the FasterXML Jackson project is that all core Jackson components—specifically jackson-annotations, jackson-core, and jackson-databind—must have the same minor version [1][2][3]. While Jackson components are released independently and may occasionally have different patch versions, mixing different minor versions (e.g., core 2.15 and databind 2.16) is strongly discouraged and unsupported [1][2][3]. Mismatched minor versions can lead to runtime issues or incompatibilities due to changes in internal or semi-internal APIs that are not always guaranteed to be backward-compatible across minor releases [2][4][3]. To ensure dependency consistency and avoid compatibility issues, the Jackson project provides and officially recommends using the jackson-bom (Bill of Materials) [5][6]. Importing the jackson-bom in your build tool (Maven or Gradle) ensures that all Jackson modules are aligned to the same, compatible version [7][8][5]. Key points for version compatibility: - Minor versions must match: Core components (annotations, core, databind) should share the same major and minor version [1][2][3]. - Patch versions: While matching patch versions is not strictly required, it is best practice to use the latest available patch version for all components [2][3]. - BOM usage: Using the jackson-bom is the primary method to manage and align versions automatically in complex dependency trees [5][6]. - Major versions: Jackson 1.x, 2.x, and 3.x reside in different Java packages and/or Maven groupIds, meaning they are entirely separate and do not interact; interoperability between major versions does not exist [9][2][6].
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Align the Jackson versions
jackson.versionis still2.21.4whilejackson-databind.versionis2.22.1. Keep Jackson core/databind on the same minor line, or switch tojackson-bomso the modules stay aligned.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents