| 20.06.2020 Decision | [php-coder/mystamps#1159](https://github.com/php-coder/mystamps/issues/1159): based on experience, most of time when I made a dependency update, I spent on reading a list of changes. This came especially notable with Spring Boot updates when reading might took 85-90% of time because I had to read also changelogs of Spring Framework, Spring Security and sometimes other libraries. As a consequence of this approach, at this moment, we use old and unsupported Spring Boot version (2.0.x) while the current one is 2.3.x Decision: in order to keep up with new releases, we should sacrify the pedancy and a full understanding of the changes that happen with our dependencies. **Reading of changelogs** should be an optional and if an update passed the integration tests, this is enough level of confidence. |
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