Update Netty to 4.1.79.Final #621
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4.1.77.Final shipped a fix for CVE-2022-24823. While that vulnerability only affects Java 6 and lower which Clojure doesn't even support, it's still reported by tools like `nvd-clojure`. Thus, bumping to the latest minor version relieves downstream users from having to suppress such false positives. Also included are various smaller bug fixes and improvements. A selection of particularly interesting ones for Aleph users: * netty/netty#12108 * netty/netty#12246 * netty/netty#12270 * netty/netty#12476 * netty/netty#12490 * netty/netty#12533
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4.1.77.Final shipped a fix for CVE-2022-24823. While that
vulnerability only affects Java 6 and lower which Clojure doesn't even
support, it's still reported by tools like
nvd-clojure. Thus,bumping to the latest minor version relieves downstream users from
having to suppress such false positives.
Also included are various smaller bug fixes and improvements. A
selection of particularly interesting ones for Aleph users:
FWIW: We've been running on 4.1.77.Final in production for about 3 months now without trouble and 4.1.79.Final for about 1 month in staging.